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2,241 hedge funds and large institutions have $164B invested in ServiceNow in 2025 Q3 according to their latest regulatory filings, with 186 funds opening new positions, 1,035 increasing their positions, 735 reducing their positions, and 197 closing their positions.

New
Increased
Maintained
Reduced
Closed

41% more repeat investments, than reductions

Existing positions increased: 1,035 | Existing positions reduced: 735

6% less first-time investments, than exits

New positions opened: 186 | Existing positions closed: 197

2% less funds holding

Funds holding: 2,2912,241 (-50)

8.55% less ownership

Funds ownership: 440.45%431.9% (-8.5%)

12% less capital invested

Capital invested by funds: $187B → $164B (-$22.7B)

18% less call options, than puts

Call options by funds: $3.27B | Put options by funds: $3.99B

31% less funds holding in top 10

Funds holding in top 10: 7753 (-24)

Holders
2,241
Holders Change
-50
Holders Change %
-2.18%
% of All Funds
29.41%
Holding in Top 10
53
Holding in Top 10 Change
-24
Holding in Top 10 Change %
-31.17%
% of All Funds
0.7%
New
186
Increased
1,035
Reduced
735
Closed
197
Calls
$3.27B
Puts
$3.99B
Net Calls
-$713M
Net Calls Change
-$935M
Name Holding Trade Value Shares
Change
Change in
Stake
BPCE
1726
Bank Pictet & Cie (Europe)
Germany
$341K
MCA
1727
Martin Capital Advisors
Texas
$341K +$120K +640 +53%
GCS
1728
Gordian Capital (Singapore)
Singapore
$339K -$4.67K -25 -1%
WGC
1729
Watts Gwilliam & Co
Arizona
$339K
IWP
1730
Insight Wealth Partners
Texas
$339K +$8.4K +45 +3%
FCBT
1731
First Citizens Bank & Trust
North Carolina
$339K -$306K -1,640 -47%
WHG
1732
Westwood Holdings Group
Texas
$338K
ACS
1733
Archford Capital Strategies
Illinois
$338K +$14K +75 +4%
IA
1734
Integrity Alliance
Iowa
$337K +$30.8K +165 +10%
FLP
1735
Financial Life Planners
Arizona
$335K -$32.7K -175 -9%
BCM
1736
Boltwood Capital Management
California
$335K +$22.4K +120 +7%
DOA
1737
D'Orazio & Associates
Virginia
$333K -$4.67K -25 -1%
CNBOF
1738
City National Bank of Florida
Florida
$333K -$65.4K -350 -16%
SSC
1739
Syverson Strege & Co
Iowa
$333K -$47.6K -255 -12%
SFS
1740
Sharp Financial Services
Pennsylvania
$333K -$23.3K -125 -6%
CWM
1741
Cornerstone Wealth Management
Missouri
$332K
TPWA
1742
Twin Peaks Wealth Advisors
California
$331K +$6.54K +35 +2%
PFM
1743
Potomac Fund Management
Florida
$329K +$94.3K +505 +39%
SSG
1744
Summit Securities Group
New York
$329K +$204K +1,090 +157%
SFG
1745
Sovereign Financial Group
Connecticut
$328K -$3.74K -20 -1%
PWM
1746
Prentice Wealth Management
New York
$328K +$332K +1,780 New
EAM
1747
Empirical Asset Management
Massachusetts
$327K +$131K +700 +65%
NGA
1748
Naples Global Advisors
Florida
$326K +$331K +1,770 New
NRC
1749
New Republic Capital
North Carolina
$326K +$4.67K +25 +1%
XT
1750
XTX Topco
Cayman Islands
$322K -$6.73M -36,055 -95%

NOW Hedge Fund Activity: Q3 2025 in Review

2,241 of the 7,620 institutional investors tracked by Wall St. Rank reported a position in ServiceNow (NOW) for Q3 2025, worth a combined $164B — down 12% from $187B a quarter earlier.

Sellers outnumbered buyers: 197 funds closed out of NOW and 186 opened new positions — a net loss of 11 holders — while 735 trimmed existing stakes and 1,035 added.

The largest buyer was JP Morgan Chase, adding an estimated $1.2B. The largest seller was Bank of America, cutting an estimated $1.22B.

  • 2,241 institutional investors held ServiceNow (NOW) as of Q3 2025, down from 2,291 in Q2 2025.
  • Funds reported $164B of ServiceNow stock for Q3 2025, down 12% quarter-over-quarter.
  • 186 funds opened new ServiceNow positions in Q3 2025 and 197 closed out, a net change of -11 holders.
  • The largest ServiceNow buyer in Q3 2025 was JP Morgan Chase, an estimated $1.2B added.
  • The largest ServiceNow seller in Q3 2025 was Bank of America, an estimated $1.22B sold.

Based on aggregated 13F filings for Q3 2025.