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XLF holdings
Financial Select Sector SPDR. XLF holds 76 securities. The 10 largest are 58% of the fund, and 7 names carry half of it.
Holdings as of October 16, 2026 · source: SPDR · How we measured all 1,431 pairs
the fund
- Issuer
- SPDR
- Holdings as of
- October 16, 2026
- Source
- SPDR holdings file
- Cash and other
- 0.09%
line weights
- Largest
- BRK-B 12.66%
- Median
- 0.552%
- Average
- 1.314%
- Smallest
- ERIE 0.0805%
- Countries
- 4
Every holding, in order
ShowHide lines 26 to 76 · 21.5% of the fund
Where the money sits, by country and by sector
The funds that hold the most of the same XLF money
Every other comparison: VUAA 11% · ITOT 11% · VTI 10% · JEPI 9.9% · SPYG 9.0% · VOOG 8.4% · IWDA 8.3% · SSAC 7.4% · VWCE 6.7% · VT 6.2% · IWF 4.6% · MGK 4.1% · VUG 3.9% · SCHD 3.2% · ARKK 2.0% · VB 1.1% · JEPQ 0.5% · CNDX 0.2% · QQQM 0.2% · QQQ 0.2% · VGT 0.0% · IWM 0.0% · XLK 0.0% · SMH 0.0% · SOXX 0.0% · VEA 0.0% · VWO 0.0% · EFA 0.0% · EEM 0.0% · VNQ 0.0% · XLE 0.0% · XLV 0.0% · XLI 0.0% · XLY 0.0% · XLP 0.0% · VXUS 0.0% · IJH 0.0% · IJR 0.0% · IEFA 0.0% · XLC 0.0% · XLU 0.0% · EIMI 0.0% · SMEA 0.0%
XLF holdings: what people ask
How many stocks does XLF hold?
76 securities, according to SPDR's holdings file dated October 16, 2026.
What are XLF's top 10 holdings?
BRK-B, JPM, V, MA, BAC, GS, WFC, MS, C and AXP. Together they are 58% of the fund.
How concentrated is XLF?
7 of its 76 holdings make up half of the fund. By weight it behaves like 19 equally weighted stocks.
Which ETFs overlap most with XLF?
VTV (22%), VIG (20%) and VYM (18%), measured on the full holdings of each fund.
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Weights are SPDR's published holdings as of the date above. They are a share of the fund's net assets; cash and derivatives (0.09%) are left out of the list. A company's country is the one its ISIN starts with, where it is incorporated: Linde or Eaton count as Irish here, while MSCI, which files companies by their main listing, puts them in the US. This page describes what the fund holds; it is not investment advice.