Financials · owned by 3 fund managers

Who owns American Express (AXP)?

3 of the 22 fund managers we track hold American Express, worth $51.5B combined as of Q2 2026. Warren Buffett has the biggest bet at 17.1% of the portfolio.

Ownership summary

Fund manager owners
3 / 22
0 opened new positions
Combined value
$51.5B
At quarter-end prices
Biggest weight
17.1%
Warren Buffett
Buyers / sellers
0 / 0
Changes in Q2 2026
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Smart money take

Why it matters

When several investors with very different styles own the same company, it’s often worth a closer look. American Express appears in 3 of our 22 portfolios.

  • Largest holder: Warren Buffett (17.1% of portfolio)
  • 0 managers bought or added this quarter
  • 0 managers trimmed or sold out
  • 5 congressional trades disclosed recently (4 buys, 1 sells)
  • Company insiders in Q3 2026: no open-market buys, sold $3M

This is not a recommendation. Do your own research.

Fund managers who own AXP

SEC 13F · Q2 2026
Fund managers holding American Express
Investor% of portfolioActivitySharesValue
Warren Buffett
Berkshire Hathaway
17.14%Hold151,610,700$51.3B
Thomas Gayner
Markel Group
1.26%Hold490,450$166M
Bill Nygren
Oakmark Funds (Harris Associates)
0.09%Hold203,453$69M
Congressional trades in AXPAll politician trades
MemberTypeAmount TradedDisclosed
R Alan Armstrong
Senate · OK
Buy$1,001 – $15,00027 Mar 202621 Jul 2026
R Rick W. Allen
House · GA
Buy$15,001 – $50,0008 May 202616 Jun 2026
D Jared Moskowitz
House · FL
Buy$1,001 – $15,00031 Mar 202630 Apr 2026
D Rick Larsen
House · WA
Sell$1,001 – $15,0007 Apr 202615 Apr 2026
R Shelley Moore Capito
Senate · WV
Buy$1,001 – $15,00011 Mar 20264 Apr 2026
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