VANGUARD MID-CAP ETF

VO Q1 2026 institutional ownership is a $62.7B book across 2,308 holders. Wells Fargo is the largest holder at $8.0B (27.8M shares, +1.9%, +$150M). Jones Financial is second at $7.4B (26.3M shares, +40.5%, +$1.2B from $5.2B). Bank of America is third at $5.2B (18.1M shares, UNCHANGED). UBS Group is fourth at $3.8B (13.4M shares, +143.7%, +$2.2B) -- the dominant buyer. Morgan Stanley is fifth at $2.5B (8.6M shares, +0.4%). Creative Planning $2.4B (-3.0%). Raymond James $2.2B (+11.9%). Northwestern Mutual Wealth $1.8B (+1.4%). Envestnet $1.7B (+35.8%, +$934M). US Bancorp $1.6B (+5.9%). LPL $1.0B (+22.9%, +$75M). Ameriprise $925M (-16.4%, -$64M). Moneta Group $714M (+5.9%). CIBC Bancorp USA NEW $704M (2.5M shares). Mariner $613M (+5.0%). JPMorgan $596M (-4.6%). RBC $483M (+1.5%). UBS AM $478M (+164.7%, +$333M). Allworth $440M. JMG Financial $401M. TIAA-CREF NEW $395M. Sellers: Ameriprise -$64M, Creative -$56M, JPMorgan -$25M, Commonwealth Equity -$14M. The 75.50 whaleScore reflects AUM. Smart-money read: net-bullish. UBS Group's +143.7% (from $557M to $3.8B) is the defining signal. Jones +$1.2B, Envestnet +$934M, UBS AM +$333M are aggressive adds from RIA-and-wealth platforms. CIBC NEW $704M. Sellers are modest. Cautiously bullish on U.S. mid-cap.