Nuveen Dynamic Municipal Opportunities Fund (NDMO) — Institutional Holders, Q2 2026

65 institutional investment managers reported a NDMO position on SEC Form 13F-HR for the quarter ended June 30, 2026, with a combined reported value of $101.8M. Every filer is listed below, ranked by position value. Put and call option positions are excluded, and a firm filing several lots or share classes is shown once with its total.

NDMO in Q2 2026: what funds did

Funds that filed a 13F for both Q1 2026 and Q2 2026, by what they did with the common stock. Share counts are adjusted for any split between the two quarters; dollar figures are the change in shares at this quarter’s price.

New positions

8

Added to

30

Trimmed

15

Sold out

6

Biggest buyers

  1. WELLS FARGO & COMPANYAdded · +287,569 sh+$3.0M
  2. Advisors Asset ManagementNew · +114,033 sh+$1.2M
  3. US BANCORP \DE\Added · +45,415 sh+$472.8K
  4. OSAICAdded · +43,525 sh+$453.1K
  5. MarinerAdded · +37,272 sh+$388.0K

Biggest sellers

  1. UBS Group AGTrimmed · -290,996 sh-$3.0M
  2. STEPHENSTrimmed · -255,160 sh-$2.7M
  3. Independent Advisor AllianceSold out · -121,315 sh-$1.3M
  4. GUGGENHEIM CAPITALTrimmed · -67,954 sh-$707.4K
  5. VAN ECK ASSOCIATESTrimmed · -32,947 sh-$343.0K

NDMO 13F holders ranked 1–65 of 65

Institutional investors reporting a position in Nuveen Dynamic Municipal Opportunities Fund on SEC Form 13F-HR for Q2 2026, ranked by reported value.
InstitutionValueQoQ
MORGAN STANLEY#1 · 2,018,327 sh$21.0M+1.6%
WELLS FARGO & COMPANY#2 · 1,603,570 sh$16.7M+21.9%
GUGGENHEIM CAPITAL#3 · 1,379,401 sh$14.4M-4.7%
UBS Group AG#4 · 550,535 sh$5.7M-34.6%
BANK OF AMERICA#5 · 480,109 sh$5.0M-1.9%
VAN ECK ASSOCIATES#6 · 352,107 sh$3.7M-8.6%
ROYAL BANK OF CANADA#7 · 309,189 sh$3.2M+3.0%
LPL Financial#8 · 306,263 sh$3.2M+2.6%
Tyche Wealth Partners#9 · 293,874 sh$3.1M+0.1%
HighTower Advisors#10 · 292,789 sh$3.0M+7.6%
STEPHENS#11 · 120,000 sh$1.2M-68.0%
COMMONWEALTH EQUITY SERVICES#12 · 117,249 sh$1.2M0.0%
Advisors Asset Management#13 · 114,033 sh$1.2MNew
RAYMOND JAMES FINANCIAL#14 · 107,065 sh$1.1M+17.2%
Cetera Investment Advisers#15 · 104,916 sh$1.1M+18.3%
REGATTA CAPITAL GROUP#16 · 101,713 sh$1.1M0.0%
OSAIC#17 · 101,349 sh$1.1M+75.3%
WILEY BROS.-AINTREE CAPITAL#18 · 95,811 sh$997.4K-15.0%
AMERIPRISE FINANCIAL#19 · 90,644 sh$943.6K+9.3%
STIFEL FINANCIAL#20 · 89,081 sh$927.3K+0.4%
WEDBUSH SECURITIES#21 · 73,793 sh$768.0K+4.1%
NBC SECURITIES#22 · 70,046 sh$729.2K+20.3%
Sanctuary Advisors#23 · 69,711 sh$725.7K+97.3%
Mariner#24 · 67,647 sh$704.2K+122.7%
PRIMORIS WEALTH ADVISORS#25 · 54,582 sh$568.2K+0.1%
Rockefeller Capital Management L.P.#26 · 53,663 sh$558.6K-11.5%
US BANCORP \DE\#27 · 51,688 sh$538.1K+724.0%
River Street Advisors#28 · 48,146 sh$501.2K0.0%
LM Advisors#29 · 43,443 sh$452.0K+9618.8%
Invesco Ltd.#30 · 43,151 sh$449.2K-2.2%
Cambridge Investment Research Advisors#31 · 42,627 sh$444.0K+0.2%
COHEN & STEERS#32 · 40,000 sh$416.0K0.0%
PFG Investments#33 · 39,666 sh$412.9K+0.3%
SUSQUEHANNA INTERNATIONAL GROUP, LLP#34 · 38,257 sh$398.3K-3.0%
Congress Park Capital#35 · 30,000 sh$312.3K0.0%
Apollon Wealth Management#36 · 29,050 sh$302.4K0.0%
JANE STREET GROUP#37 · 26,652 sh$277.4K+53.2%
THURSTON, SPRINGER, MILLER, HERD & TITAK#38 · 25,259 sh$262.9K+1.8%
MGO ONE SEVEN#39 · 24,945 sh$259.7K-0.9%
Aurora Private Wealth#40 · 24,468 sh$255.0K-18.5%
Savvy Advisors#41 · 19,962 sh$207.8K0.0%
FIFTH THIRD BANCORP#42 · 19,723 sh$205.3K+25.4%
Patriot Financial Group Insurance Agency#43 · 19,159 sh$199.4K-49.7%
Venture Visionary Partners#44 · 18,284 sh$190.3KNew
Allworth Financial#45 · 17,600 sh$183.2K+1.8%
Janney Montgomery Scott#46 · 14,850 sh$155.0K+12.9%
MELFA WEALTH MANAGEMENT#47 · 14,528 sh$151.2K0.0%
MPWM ADVISORY SOLUTIONS#48 · 14,160 sh$147.4K-6.7%
Concurrent Investment Advisors#49 · 14,120 sh$147.0K+5.5%
Worth Asset Management#50 · 13,460 sh$140.1KNew
MRA Advisory Group#51 · 12,941 sh$134.7K+1.5%
Savant Capital#52 · 12,252 sh$126.8KNew
SYKON CAPITAL#53 · 11,250 sh$117.1K0.0%
Wealthcare Advisory Partners#54 · 10,800 sh$112.4K+8.0%
SRS Capital Advisors#55 · 8,485 sh$88.3KNew
EverSource Wealth Advisors#56 · 7,500 sh$78.1K-11.6%
Vision Retirement#57 · 6,875 sh$71.6K0.0%
Global Retirement Partners#58 · 5,632 sh$58.6K—
Spire Wealth Management#59 · 4,900 sh$51.0K+25.6%
Clear Street Group#60 · 3,327 sh$34.6KNew
Ronald Blue#61 · 1,662 sh$17.3K-16.9%
HIGHLINE WEALTH PARTNERS#62 · 1,000 sh$10.4K0.0%
NewEdge Advisors#63 · 715 sh$7.4KNew
Ameritas Advisory Services#64 · 706 sh$7.3KNew
FNY Investment Advisers#65 · 600 sh$6.0K0.0%

Funds that sold out of NDMO in Q2 2026 (6)

Held NDMO at the end of Q1 2026 and filed a Q2 2026 13F without it. Not in the list above, because they no longer hold it. Largest prior position first.

Institutions that held NDMO in Q1 2026 and reported no position in Q2 2026.
InstitutionValue in Q1 2026
Independent Advisor Alliance121,315 sh$1.2M
Focus Partners Wealth15,552 sh$160.0K
BAYBAN15,000 sh$154.3K
Farther Finance Advisors2,000 sh$20.6K
Advisory Services Network1,111 sh$11.4K
Activest Wealth Management450 sh$4.6K

Source: Form 13F-HR filings on SEC EDGAR, Q2 2026. Values are as reported by each manager at quarter end. “% of portfolio” is the position’s share of the manager’s total reported 13F value for the same quarter. “New” means the manager filed a 13F for Q1 2026 without this position; a dash means no comparison is available. Where a manager’s own filing is internally inconsistent its value is withheld and it is listed last. 13F data shows reported holdings, not recommendations.