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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a reverse stock holdings lookup?

Unlike traditional portfolio tools that show you the stocks owned by a single fund, a reverse holdings lookup lets you search for a specific stock (e.g., HDFC Bank) and instantly see every mutual fund and ETF that holds it, ranked by allocation percentage.

What stocks are included in the WhoHolds directory?

Our directory covers all listed Indian equities held by at least one mutual fund or ETF in our database. We filter out junk rows like unpaid rights issues and preference shares to ensure clean, listed equity data.

How do you map different AMC disclosures to the same stock?

Different fund houses often spell company names differently. To avoid duplicate or broken listings, we verify and match every stock using its International Securities Identification Number (ISIN) — the unique, SEBI-mandated code for securities.

Are NSE and BSE stocks both covered?

Yes. The underlying shares are identical, but we map them to their NSE symbols for easy searching since NSE is the primary exchange for retail trading volume.

How does checking stock holders help me manage risk?

If you own multiple mutual funds that are all heavily invested in the same stock, a market event affecting that company will impact your entire portfolio. Checking reverse holdings helps you spot and control this hidden concentration risk.