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RVNU holdings: 280 positions

RVNU held 280 positions as of May 29, 2026. Salt River Project Agricultural Improvement & Power District is the largest at 2.02%; the top 10 are 12.0% of the fund.

How much of the fund each position is · one bar per position, largest first
Salt River Project Agricultural Improvement & Power District 2.02%280 positionsSAN Francisco City and County Airport Commission (ca) 0.37%
12.0%
top 10 together
2.02%
largest position
273
positions under 1%

The largest 100 of 280 positions

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RVNU’s 280 positions by weight, from the holdings filed for May 29, 2026. A weight is a share of net assets. The 100 largest are listed; the CSV has all 280. Source: Form N-PORT filed with the SEC.
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1Salt River Project Agricultural Improvement & Power District2.02%
2Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority1.48%
3Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission (pa)1.27%
4County of Miami-Dade1.13%
5City of Colorado Springs CO Utilities System Revenue1.08%
6Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority (ny)1.05%
7Southern California Public Power Authority1.04%
8Charlotte N C0.98%
9San Diego County Regional Airport Authority0.97%
10JEA Fla Water & Sewer System Rev0.96%
11New York Transportation Development Corp0.95%
12Texas Water Development Board (tx)0.91%
13County of Miami-Dade Seaport Department0.88%
14Chicago O'hare International Airport (il)0.86%
15Texas Water Development Board (tx)0.82%
16SAN Diego County Regional Airport Authority (ca)0.80%
17Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority0.78%
18Charlotte N C0.77%
19Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority (ny)0.77%
20Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority Sales Tax Revenue0.77%
21Metropolitan Transn Auth N Y0.77%
22Battery Park City Authority (ny)0.77%
23Intermountain Power Agency0.77%
24NEW Jersey Turnpike Authority (nj)0.77%
25Columbus Regional Airport Authority0.77%
26Chicago O'Hare International Airport0.76%
27New York Transportation Development Corp0.75%
28City of Atlanta GA Department of Aviation0.75%
29Texas Water Development Board (tx)0.75%
30Kenton County Airport Board (ky)0.74%
31Chicago O'hare International Airport (il)0.74%
32Tampa (fl), City of0.74%
33Texas Water Development Board0.74%
34LOS Angeles City Departement of Water and Power (ca)0.74%
35New York Transportation Development Corp0.73%
36Chicago (il), City of0.72%
37Texas Water Development Board0.70%
38New York City Municipal Water Finance Authority0.68%
39SAN Francisco City and County Airport Commission (ca)0.65%
40Triborough Bridge & Tunnel Authority0.65%
41Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority (ny)0.64%
42Battery Park City Authority (ny)0.62%
43San Francisco City & County Airport Comm-San Franc0.60%
44Los Angeles Department of Water & Power Water System Revenue0.60%
45New York Transportation Development Corp.0.58%
46SAN Diego County Regional Airport Authority (ca)0.58%
47New York Transportation Development Corp0.56%
48Michigan (mi), State of0.56%
49Municipal Electric Authority of Georgia0.56%
50NEW York City Municipal Water Finance Authority (ny)0.56%
51Phoenix City Civic Improvement Corp (az)0.54%
52New York City Municipal Water Finance Authority0.53%
53New York Transportation Development Corp0.53%
54SAN Francisco (ca), City and County of0.53%
55Southern California Public Power Authority (ca)0.52%
56Georgia Ports Authority0.52%
57Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority, New York, Payroll Mobility Tax Bonds, Se0.50%
58Central Puget Sound Regional Transit Authority (the) (wa)0.49%
59Port of Houston Authority of Harris County (tx)0.48%
60Denver (co), City and County of0.47%
61SAN Francisco City and County Airport Commission (ca)0.46%
62Hampton Roads Transportation Accountability Commission (va)0.46%
63Dallas Fort Worth International Airport0.45%
64SAN Diego County Regional Airport Authority (ca)0.45%
65Municipal Improvement Corp of Los Angeles (ca)0.45%
66LOS Angeles City Department of Airports (ca)0.45%
67Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority (dc)0.44%
68Maryland Transportation Authority (md)0.44%
69Harris (tx), County of0.44%
70Port of Portland the (or)0.44%
71Denver (co), City and County of0.44%
72Chicago Transit Authority Sales Tax Receipts Fund0.44%
73Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority Dulles Toll Road Revenue0.43%
74California Enterprise Development Authority (ca)0.43%
75Corpus Christi (tx), City of0.42%
76SAN Francisco City and County Public Utilities Commission (ca)0.42%
77LOS Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (ca)0.41%
78Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority (ny)0.41%
79Texas Water Dev Brd0.41%
80Atlanta Ga0.41%
81Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority (ny)0.41%
82Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (ma)0.41%
83Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority (ny)0.40%
84NEW York City Municipal Water Finance Authority (ny)0.40%
85Los Angeles Department of Water & Power0.39%
86California Enterprise Development Authority0.39%
87East Bay Municipal Utility District (ca)0.39%
88Harris Cnty Tex0.39%
89South Carolina Public Service Authority (sc)0.39%
90State of Hawaii Airports System Revenue0.39%
91City of Houston TX Airport System Revenue0.38%
92New York City Municipal Water Finance Authority0.38%
93Oklahoma City Water Utilities Trust (ok)0.38%
94BAY Area Toll Authority (ca)0.38%
95State of Hawaii Airports System Revenue0.38%
96Allegheny County Airport Authority (pa)0.38%
97LOS Angeles City Departement of Water and Power (ca)0.38%
98City of Chicago IL Wastewater Transmission Revenue0.38%
99South Jersey Transportation Authority (nj)0.38%
100SAN Francisco City and County Airport Commission (ca)0.37%
Cash and other net assets1.97%
As of May 29, 2026. Source: Form N-PORT filed with the SEC. The CSV lists all 280.

The book

Positions280
Listed on this page100 largest
Holdings as of (SEC N-PORT)May 29, 2026
Top 10 together12.0%
Cash and other net assets1.97%

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