Cantor Fitzgerald Reports $1.47 Billion in Equity Holdings for Q3
The firm disclosed 192 equity positions, with assets spread across sectors and a key affiliate listed.
October 21, 2025
Equity Positions Top $1.47 Billion in Latest Report
Cantor Fitzgerald Investment Advisors closed Q3 2025 with over $1.47 billion in equity assets under management, according to its most recent Form 13F submission to the SEC. The report, filed for the quarter ending September 30, details 192 unique positions held by the firm across a wide range of public companies.
This is a full holdings report, meaning all positions managed by the investment advisor are included. The document was signed by Walter Karle, Chief Compliance Officer, and submitted from the firm’s New York office on October 20, 2025. Alongside Cantor Fitzgerald Investment Advisors, the filing also identifies Cantor Fitzgerald, L.P. as a related institutional investment manager.
The filing breaks down total holdings into 192 individual line items, with a combined market value just north of $1.47 billion. While the report doesn’t include trading strategies or exposure breakdowns, it does offer a snapshot of what Cantor Fitzgerald’s equity book looked like at the close of the quarter.
Why This Matters
This level of visibility is part of what the 13F process is designed to deliver. Institutional investors managing at least $100 million in equity assets are required to file these reports quarterly, giving the broader market a read on where large managers are placing capital.
In Cantor’s case, this latest report shows a broad footprint across sectors. It also reinforces the firm’s active role in managing public equity portfolios, either directly or alongside affiliated entities. For market participants keeping tabs on institutional positioning, this filing offers a clear view into how Cantor Fitzgerald is allocating capital—and where it stood at the end of September.
Looking Ahead
The full report is a tool for anyone tracking equity flows, institutional sentiment, or market trends heading into Q4. It reflects not just the size of Cantor Fitzgerald’s managed equity book, but also the breadth of names the firm engages with as part of its investment approach.
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