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Matthews Intl Fds (EMSF)

Who is buying and selling EMSF: company insiders on SEC Form 4, hedge funds and superinvestors on Form 13F, and members of Congress under the STOCK Act. Every figure links to the filing or page it comes from.

13F filers holding
1
Insider buys, 90 days
$0
Insider sales, 90 days
$0
Congress trades, 12 months
0

EMSF at a glance

  • No open-market insider purchases or sales of EMSF were filed in the last 90 days.
  • 1 13F filer hold EMSF among their 50 largest positions, worth $21.1M combined. The biggest bets by portfolio weight are First Pacific Financial (2.2%).
  • No member of Congress has disclosed a trade in EMSF.

EMSF insider trading

No open-market insider purchases or sales of EMSF were filed in the last 90 days.

Who owns EMSF? Hedge funds and superinvestors

1 13F filer hold EMSF among their 50 largest positions, worth $21.1M combined. The biggest bets by portfolio weight are First Pacific Financial (2.2%).

13F filers holding EMSF
Manager% of portfolioValueSharesLast quarter13F
First Pacific FinancialWealth manager2.2%$21.1M536,140-0.8% sharesQ3 2026

Each manager counts with its latest 13F (Q3 2026: 1). Screen EMSF in the grand portfolio →

EMSF stock trades by members of Congress

No member of Congress has disclosed a trade in EMSF.

EMSF questions and answers

Are insiders buying EMSF stock?

No open-market insider purchases or sales of EMSF were filed in the last 90 days.

Which hedge funds own EMSF?

1 13F filer hold EMSF among their 50 largest positions, worth $21.1M combined. The biggest bets by portfolio weight are First Pacific Financial (2.2%).

Has Congress traded EMSF?

No member of Congress has disclosed a trade in EMSF.

Who is the largest holder of EMSF?

Among 13F filers, First Pacific Financial reports the largest EMSF position, $21.1M (536,140 shares) in its Q3 2026 13F. The biggest bet by portfolio weight is First Pacific Financial's: 2.2% of its portfolio.

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