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Strategy releases asset management company shareholding details: Vanguard holds 8.12%, Morgan Stanley holds 2.08%

Strategy releases asset management company shareholding details: Vanguard holds 8.12%, Morgan Stanley holds 2.08%

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According to Jinse Finance, bitcoin treasury company Strategy has published the top ten global asset management companies' holdings details on the X platform. Among them: The Vanguard Group holds 8.12% with a market value of $3.183 billions; Capital Research Management holds 7.7% with a market value of $3.019 billions; BlackRock Fund Advisors holds 3.64% with a market value of $1.428 billions; Capital Research Management holds 2.62% with a market value of $1.026 billions; SSGA Funds Management holds 2.29% with a market value of $897 millions; Morgan Stanley holds 2.08% with a market value of $815 millions; UBS Securities holds 2.02% with a market value of $793 millions; Amundi Asset Management SASU holds 1.77% with a market value of $693 millions; Geode Capital Management holds 1.46% with a market value of $573 millions; Norges Bank Investment Management holds 1.32% with a market value of $517 millions.
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