About this Fund
American Century Investment Trust is a renowned mutual fund company that has been at the forefront of asset management and investment solutions for decades, providing a wide range of portfolios to cater to the diverse needs of its investors. As a leading player in the financial services industry, the company offers a broad spectrum of mutual funds, including equity, debt, hybrid, and money market funds, designed to help investors achieve their long-term financial goals. With a strong focus on wealth management, American Century Investment Trust empowers its clients to make informed investment decisions, leveraging its expertise and resources to navigate the complexities of the market. The company's investment approach is centered around a disciplined, research-driven methodology, which enables its team of experienced portfolio managers to identify opportunities and mitigate risks, thereby delivering consistent returns to investors. By offering a systematic investment plan, or SIP, American Century Investment Trust allows investors to invest a fixed amount of money at regular intervals, promoting a culture of disciplined investing and helping to reduce the impact of market volatility. The company's commitment to transparency, coupled with its robust risk management framework, has earned the trust of investors, who appreciate the meticulous attention to detail and the unwavering dedication to their financial well-being. As a trusted partner in the realm of mutual fund investing, American Century Investment Trust has established itself as a stalwart in the industry, with a proven track record of delivering value to its investors through its carefully crafted portfolios and exceptional client service. By prioritizing the needs of its investors and continually adapting to the evolving landscape of the financial markets, American Century Investment Trust has solidified its position as a leader in the asset management space, providing investors with a comprehensive range of investment solutions to help them achieve their financial objectives. With its extensive range of mutual funds and wealth management services, the company is well-equipped to cater to the diverse requirements of its clients, whether they are individual investors, institutional investors, or financial advisors, thereby making it an ideal choice for those seeking a reliable and experienced partner to manage their investments. Through its unwavering commitment to excellence and its unrelenting focus on delivering outstanding investment results, American Century Investment Trust has earned a reputation as a trusted and respected mutual fund company, dedicated to helping its investors build wealth and achieve their long-term financial goals.
Holdings
From latest SEC N-PORT filing · US-listed stocks only
7 positions
| # |
Security Name |
CUSIP |
Asset Type |
Weight % |
Value ($M) |
Quantity |
| 1 |
LUV
Southwest Airlines Co
Since 2026-05-10
|
844741BL1 |
Debt |
0.17%
|
$2.54 |
2,535,000 |
| 2 |
HSBC
HSBC Holdings PLC
Since 2026-05-10
|
404280BL2 |
Equity (Preferred) |
0.22%
|
$3.17 |
3,138,000 |
| 3 |
HSBC
HSBC Holdings PLC
Since 2026-05-10
|
404280EH8 |
Equity (Preferred) |
0.05%
|
$0.74 |
717,000 |
| 4 |
C
Citigroup Inc
Since 2026-05-10
|
172967MV0 |
Equity (Preferred) |
0.15%
|
$2.13 |
2,130,000 |
| 5 |
JPM
JPMorgan Chase & Co
Since 2026-05-10
|
46647PEJ1 |
Debt |
0.31%
|
$4.51 |
4,390,000 |
| 6 |
JPM
JPMorgan Chase & Co
Since 2026-05-10
|
48128BAN1 |
Equity (Preferred) |
0.19%
|
$2.84 |
2,853,000 |
| 7 |
UBS
UBS Group AG
Since 2026-05-10
|
902613BF4 |
Equity (Preferred) |
0.21%
|
$3.12 |
2,835,000 |
Frequently Asked Questions — AMERICAN CENTURY INVESTMENT TRUST
What type of mutual fund is AMERICAN CENTURY INVESTMENT TRUST?
AMERICAN CENTURY INVESTMENT TRUST is a SEC-registered Equity fund, with $1.5B in assets under management.
Equity funds invest primarily in a diversified portfolio of stocks and equities, aiming for long-term capital appreciation. They carry higher market risk than bond or money market funds but historically offer stronger long-term returns. Equity mutual funds can be further classified as large-cap, mid-cap, small-cap, growth, value, or sector-specific depending on their investment mandate.
As of its latest SEC N-PORT filing, AMERICAN CENTURY INVESTMENT TRUST holds 7 portfolio positions, all detailed in the holdings table on this page.
What are AMERICAN CENTURY INVESTMENT TRUST's assets under management (AUM)?
AMERICAN CENTURY INVESTMENT TRUST has $1.5B in assets under management (AUM) according to its most recent SEC N-PORT filing on StockSifting.
AUM represents the total market value of all securities and other assets held by the fund as of the report date. A larger AUM generally signals a more established fund with greater institutional adoption, more trading liquidity, and potentially lower per-unit operational costs due to economies of scale.
AUM changes daily as market prices fluctuate and as investors purchase or redeem fund shares — the figure shown here reflects the most recently available N-PORT disclosure, not the current real-time value. For the live figure, consult the fund's official website or its latest SEC EDGAR filing.
What are AMERICAN CENTURY INVESTMENT TRUST's top holdings?
According to AMERICAN CENTURY INVESTMENT TRUST's most recent SEC N-PORT filing, the fund's largest holdings by portfolio weight include
Southwest Airlines Co,
HSBC Holdings PLC,
HSBC Holdings PLC
, among others.
The complete list of all 7 holdings — including CUSIP, asset type, portfolio weight percentage, dollar value, and share quantity — is available in the holdings table above.
Holdings data is sourced directly from SEC EDGAR N-PORT filings and reflects the fund's positions as of the report date shown at the top of this page. Due to the 60-day SEC disclosure lag, these positions may differ from the fund's current portfolio. For the latest holdings before public release, refer to SEC EDGAR directly.
What is AMERICAN CENTURY INVESTMENT TRUST's expense ratio?
Expense ratio data for AMERICAN CENTURY INVESTMENT TRUST is not currently available in StockSifting's database.
The expense ratio is the annual fee charged by a mutual fund as a percentage of your investment, covering management fees and operational costs. It is one of the most important factors affecting net long-term returns — lower expense ratios allow more of a fund's gross performance to flow through to investors.
For the most accurate and current expense ratio, refer to the fund's official prospectus or its SEC EDGAR filings. You can also contact us if you believe this data should be present.
Where can I find AMERICAN CENTURY INVESTMENT TRUST's SEC filings?
AMERICAN CENTURY INVESTMENT TRUST is required to file monthly portfolio reports (Form N-PORT) with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Its SEC Central Index Key (CIK) is 0000908406.
You can access all of AMERICAN CENTURY INVESTMENT TRUST's SEC filings — including N-PORT holdings disclosures, annual reports (Form N-CEN), and registration statements — directly on
SEC EDGAR (CIK: 0000908406).
N-PORT filings disclose the fund's complete portfolio holdings, fair value measurements, and certain risk metrics as of each filing period end date. StockSifting automatically parses these filings to populate the holdings table, AUM figures, and expense ratio displayed on this page, making the raw EDGAR data accessible without needing to download and parse XML files manually.
How current is AMERICAN CENTURY INVESTMENT TRUST's holdings data on StockSifting?
Holdings data for AMERICAN CENTURY INVESTMENT TRUST on StockSifting is sourced from its most recent SEC EDGAR N-PORT filing.
Under SEC rules, registered investment companies must file N-PORT reports monthly, but these are made publicly available approximately 60 days after the reporting period end date. This means the holdings shown on this page reflect the fund's portfolio from roughly two months prior — not today's exact positions.
The Report date displayed at the top of this page indicates exactly when the underlying data was current. If the fund has made significant portfolio changes since that date — responding to market events, earnings releases, or macro shifts — those changes will not be reflected here until the next N-PORT filing is released.
For the most up-to-date holdings before the public disclosure window, refer to the fund's official website or SEC EDGAR directly. StockSifting is best used for fundamental research and historical portfolio analysis, not real-time trading decisions.