Which closed-end funds own California Housing Finance Agency?
1 active closed-end fund report this security in their latest N-PORT filing, with a combined reported value of $3.1M. Security type: debt security. Country: United States. CUSIP 130331AM3 · ISIN US130331AM33.
Holdings are historical filings (report dates Jun 30, 2026; N-PORT becomes public ~60 days after quarter end), not live positions. Weights are percent of each fund’s net assets. Different instruments of one issuer (shares, bonds, preferreds) are separate securities — see related securities below.
Funds holding this security
| Fund | Category | Weight | Value (USD) | Balance | Fund net assets | Prem/disc | Report date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PCQ PIMCO California Municipal Income Fund | Municipal Bonds | 0.30% | $3.1M | 3,000,000 par | $1B | 11.5% discount | Jun 30, 2026 |
1 positions. Source: SEC Form N-PORT via market-data vendor re-serve. Funds without an N-PORT on file cannot appear here.
Related securities from the same issuer
| Security | Type | Funds holding |
|---|---|---|
| California Housing Finance Agency | debt security | 5 |
| California Housing Finance Agency | debt security | 5 |
| California Housing Finance Agency | debt security | 5 |
| California Housing Finance Agency, Municipal Certificate Revenue Bonds, Class A Social Certificates Series 2023-1 | debt security | 4 |
| California Housing Finance Agency, Municipal Certificate Revenue Bonds, Class A Series 2019-2 | debt security | 4 |
| California Housing Finance Agency | debt security | 2 |
| California Housing Finance Agency | debt security | 2 |
| California Housing Finance Agency, Municipal Certificate Revenue Bonds, Class A Series 2021-3 | debt security | 2 |
| California Housing Finance Agency | debt security | 1 |
| California Housing Finance Agency | debt security | 1 |
| California Housing Finance Agency | debt security | 1 |
| California Housing Finance Agency | debt security | 1 |
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