Built on open identifiers
Solvnode connects public SEC filings with open financial identifiers to make institutional holdings easier to explore. At its core is the free OpenFIGI API. FIGI stands for Financial Instrument Global Identifier, an open standard for identifying financial instruments across datasets.
Public filings
SEC 13F filings provide quarterly snapshots of managers’ reportable holdings, share counts and values. Solvnode brings these records together, with the reporting period and filing date attached, so readers can follow changes across quarters.
Connected securities
Each holding’s reported CUSIP is mapped through OpenFIGI to reference data such as its name, ticker and FIGI. CUSIPs connect holdings across the site; FIGIs enrich those records with a shared, open identifier.
How sectors are derived
Solvnode derives sectors from issuers’ SEC Standard Industrial Classification codes. These groupings turn individual holdings into a view of each manager’s allocation and how it changes over time.
Position performance compares quarter-end implied prices: reported value divided by reported shares.
Research beyond holdings
AI-assisted supply-chain research draws on company filings and official sources, with citations, a separate evidence review and operator approval before publication.
The aim: follow institutional capital, understand business connections and discover ideas for further research.