First Citizens Bank & Trust 13F: Adds $5.3M to AGG Stake
First Citizens Bank & Trust raised its AGG stake by 4.15%, adding 55,697 shares.
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First Citizens Bank & Trust added 55,697 shares to its stake in iShares Core U.S. Aggregate Bond ETF ($AGG), a 4.15% increase, according to a 13F filing with the SEC dated October 14, 2026. It reported 1,397,620 shares worth $132.13 million at the end of the quarter.
Since the filing, $AGG is up 0.6% to date (from the $94.82 close on Oct 14, 2026).
Find the original: First Citizens Bank & Trust 13F filings on SEC EDGAR
Key Points
- First Citizens Bank & Trust increased its AGG holdings by 55,697 shares, reaching a total of 1,397,620 shares.
- The value of First Citizens Bank & Trust's AGG position is now approximately $132.1 million.
- This filing reflects the fund's holdings as of October 14, 2026, and may not represent its current position.
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First Citizens Bank & Trust has increased its stake in AGG, according to its latest filing with the SEC. The bank added 55,697 shares, bringing its total holdings to 1,397,620 shares. This represents a 4.15% increase from its previous position. The total value of the bank's investment in AGG is now approximately $132.1 million.
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What Changed in First Citizens Bank & Trust's AGG Position
First Citizens Bank & Trust boosted its holdings in AGG by 4.15%, adding 55,697 shares to bring its total to 1,397,620 shares. The reported value of this position is now about $132.1 million.
Bottom Line
First Citizens Bank & Trust's decision to increase its stake in AGG highlights its confidence in the investment. While 13F filings provide a snapshot of a fund's holdings at the end of the reporting period, they may not reflect current positions. Investors keep an eye on these filings to gauge institutional sentiment and strategy.
Source: First Citizens Bank & Trust's 13F filing on $AGG (Oct 14, 2026). 13F filings show holdings as of the end of the reporting quarter and may not reflect the fund's current position. Find the original filing: First Citizens Bank & Trust 13F filings on SEC EDGAR. Written by software, not financial advice. How we make alerts
