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Entities › State Street
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State Street

Asset manager and custodian; largest single owner of Lockheed Martin

Asset manager · Organization

State Street is the Boston bank and asset manager behind the SPDR index funds. At Dec 31, 2025 it held $53.8T in assets under custody or administration and $5.7T under management, and it is one of the largest owners of the U.S. weapons industry. As of June 30, 2026 it held about 14.3% of Lockheed Martin ($16.8B), 9.27% of Northrop Grumman ($6.7B), 4.81% of Boeing ($8.2B) and 4.37% of General Dynamics. RTX's 2026 proxy lists it as owner of 6.8% (91.9M shares) at the end of 2025, and it holds 1.73% of BAE Systems. These companies make the F-35s, Hellfires, GBU-39s and bomb bodies documented in strikes on Gaza. State Street's index model means every new pension contribution helps fund them, in a war the UN Commission of Inquiry concluded in Sept 2025 was a genocide. The savers are rarely asked.

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Holdings

State Street held about 14.3% of Lockheed Martin ($16.8B) and 9.27% of Northrop Grumman ($6.7B) at 30 June 2026, plus 4.81% of Boeing ($8.2B). RTX's 2026 proxy lists it at 6.8%. It managed $5.7T at the end of 2025.

Sources: State Street Corp Form 13F-HR information table, period ending 2026-06-30 (filed 2026-08-07; amended 13F-HR/A 0000093751-26-000583 filed 2026-09-22), State Street Corp 13F-HR/A Q2 2026 holdings (mirror of SEC filing 0000093751-26-000583), RTX Corporation 2026 Proxy Statement - Stock ownership (5% beneficial owners), State Street (via data.json)

Leadership

Chairman and CEO Ronald O'Hanley worried publicly in May 2026 about the fertilizer shock from the war on Iran, not about the bombs his firm's holdings supply.

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Sources: aljazeera.com, theintercept.com

Connections

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Ownership

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State Street holds 14.29% of Lockheed Martin14.3% · $16.8B
2026-06-30Lockheed MartinState Street reported 32,975,170 Lockheed Martin shares worth about $16.8B (about 14.3% of shares) for the quarter ended 30 June 2026. The value and percentage come from MarketBeat's reading of the 13F., 32,975,170 shares
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  • State Street Corp Form 13F-HR information table, period ending 2026-06-30 (filed 2026-08-07; amended 13F-HR/A 0000093751-26-000583 filed 2026-09-22) — State Street Corp Form 13F-HR information table, period ending 2026-06-30 (filed 2026-08-07; amended 13F-HR/A 0000093751-26-000583 filed 2026-09-22)Document13F information table, Lockheed Martin rowsEDGAR full-text search for "32975170" restricted to State Street (CIK 93751) returns hits only in 0000093751-26-000507:XML_Infotable.xml and 0000093751-26-000583:XML_Infotable.xml. MarketBeat: 'The fund owned 32,975,170 shares ... about 14.29% of Lockheed Martin worth $16,799,530,000'
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State Street holds 4.37% of General Dynamics4.4% · $4.2B
2026-06-30General Dynamics CorporationState Street held about 4.37% of General Dynamics, worth about $4.18B, per its Q2 2026 13F (value as read by MarketBeat)., 11,811,099 shares
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  • State Street Corp Form 13F-HR information table, period ending 2026-06-30 (filed 2026-08-07; amended 13F-HR/A 0000093751-26-000583 filed 2026-09-22) — State Street Corp Form 13F-HR information table, period ending 2026-06-30 (filed 2026-08-07; amended 13F-HR/A 0000093751-26-000583 filed 2026-09-22)Document13F information table, General Dynamics rowsEDGAR full-text search for "11811099" restricted to State Street (CIK 93751) returns hits only in its Q2-2026 13F-HR and 13F-HR/A XML infotables. MarketBeat: 'State Street Corp owned about 4.37% of General Dynamics worth $4,183,964,000 as of its most recent SEC filing.'
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State Street holds 6.8% of RTX6.8%
2025-12-31RTXState Street held 91,884,588 RTX shares, 6.8%, as of 31 December 2025, according to RTX's 2026 proxy statement., 91,884,588 shares
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  • RTX Corporation 2026 Proxy Statement - Stock ownership (5% beneficial owners) — RTX Corporation 2026 Proxy Statement - Stock ownership (5% beneficial owners)Documentp. 36, 5% beneficial owners tableState Street Corporation 91,884,588 6.8% ... Based on a Form 13F filed with the SEC by State Street Corporation ("State Street") on February 13, 2026, as of December 31, 2025 ... shared investment discretion with respect to 91,884,588 shares of RTX Common Stock
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State Street holds 4.81% of Boeing4.8% · $8.2B
2026-06-30BoeingState Street Corporation reported 38.0 million Boeing shares for the quarter ended 30 June 2026. That is about 4.8% of shares outstanding, with a reported value of about USD 8.24 billion., 38,047,990 shares
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  • 13f.info (mirror of SEC EDGAR) — State Street Corp 13F-HR/A Q2 2026 holdings (mirror of SEC filing 0000093751-26-000583)BA row (CUSIP 097023105)["BA","BOEING CO","COM","097023105",8236248,0.2,38047990,null,null]
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State Street holds 9.27% of Northrop Grumman9.3% · $6.7B
2026-06-30Northrop GrummanState Street Corporation reported 13.17 million Northrop Grumman shares in its 13F for the quarter ended 30 June 2026 (restated 22 September 2026). That is about 9.3% of shares outstanding, with a reported value of about USD 6.71 billion., 13,169,195 shares
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  • 13f.info (mirror of SEC EDGAR) — State Street Corp 13F-HR/A Q2 2026 holdings (mirror of SEC filing 0000093751-26-000583)NOC row (CUSIP 666807102)["NOC","NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORP","COM","666807102",6707202,0.2,13169195,null,null]
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State Street holds 1.73% of BAE Systems1.7%
2026-06-01BAE SystemsState Street's asset-management arm holds a minority, mostly index-linked position in BAE Systems plc. A data provider lists it at about 1.7% of BAE's shares as of June 2026., 49,052,375 shares
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  • Investing.com — Who Owns BAE Systems PLC? BAESY Shareholders - Investing.comTop Institutional Holders tableState Street Investment Management | 1.73% | 49,052,375 | Jun 01, 2026

Roles

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Ronald P. O'Hanley chair ceo State Street
Ronald P. O'HanleyRonald O'Hanley is chairman and CEO of State Street, Lockheed Martin's largest shareholder.
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  • aljazeera.com — aljazeera.comChairman and Chief Executive Officer

Figures

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State Street reported $6.28 trillion in assets under management as of June 30, 2026.$6278B
Q2 2026Reviewed: 'record' not stated in the 10-Q; removed.
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  • State Street Corporation Form 10-Q for the quarter ended June 30, 2026 — State Street Corporation Form 10-Q for the quarter ended June 30, 2026DocumentPart I, Item 2, OverviewAs of June 30, 2026, we reported $57.86 trillion in AUC/A and $6.28 trillion in AUM.
  • State Street Q2 2026 earnings release (Form 8-K Exhibit 99.2) — State Street Q2 2026 earnings release (Form 8-K Exhibit 99.2)DocumentAUM table, 2Q26 columnAssets under management (in billions) 4,665 5,117 5,446 5,665 5,620 6,278
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State Street paid a $115 million criminal penalty under a deferred prosecution agreement after admitting executives secretly overcharged customers more than $290 million from 1998 to 2015.$115M
2021Deferred prosecution agreement on one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud.
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  • State Street Corporation to Pay $115 Million Criminal Penalty and Enter Into Deferred Prosecution Agreement in Connection With Scheme to Overcharge Custody Customers — State Street Corporation to Pay $115 Million Criminal Penalty and Enter Into Deferred Prosecution Agreement in Connection With Scheme to Overcharge Custody Customers

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State Street Corporation entered into a deferred prosecution agreement and agreed to pay a $115 million criminal penalty to resolve charges that it engaged in a scheme to defraud a number of the bank’s clients by secretly overcharging for expenses related to the bank’s custody of client assets.
  • Fox Business — State Street agrees to pay $115 million criminal fine for customer overchargesState Street Corp agreed to pay a $115 million criminal penalty and enter a deferred prosecution agreement to resolve charges it defrauded customers by secretly overcharging them for expenses, the U.S. Department of Justice said on Thursday.
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    State Street paid over $88 million in 2019 to settle SEC charges that it overcharged fund clients, including a secret markup on SWIFT messaging.$88M
    2019$48.78M disgorgement and interest plus a $40M civil penalty; no admission of wrongdoing.
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    • SEC press release 2019-114: State Street Settles SEC Charges for Adding Undisclosed Markups on Client Expenses — SEC press release 2019-114: State Street Settles SEC Charges for Adding Undisclosed Markups on Client ExpensesDocumentOpening paragraphState Street Bank and Trust Company has agreed to pay over $88 million to settle charges for overcharging mutual funds and other registered investment company clients for expenses related to the firm's custody of client assets.
    • State Street to Pay More Than $88 Million for Overcharging Clients — State Street to Pay More Than $88 Million for Overcharging ClientsDocumentThe Securities and Exchange Commission today announced that State Street Bank and Trust Company has agreed to pay over $88 million to settle charges for overcharging mutual funds and other registered investment company clients for expenses related to the firm's custody of client assets.
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    State Street: net income $8.8B$8.8B
    FY2023 to H1 20262023 $1.82B and 2025 $2.7B are net income available to common shareholders; 2024 $2.48B (secondary); H1 2026 $1.85B is net income (Q1 $764M + Q2 $1,084M). Mixed measures, so treat the total as approximate.
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    • Macrotrends — macrotrends.net