oxford-ledge
Registry code: a731c818c09cd04f
Oxford Ledge MCP provides public U.S. financial data -- SEC EDGAR filings and XBRL fundamentals, institutional and insider ownership, BDC private-credit holdings, and FRED/Treasury macro series. All figures are as-filed or as-published and may be lagged, revised, or incomplete; SEC ownership filings are periodic and can be up to 45 days behind. This data is informational only and is not investment, financial, legal, or tax advice. Each tool's caveats arrive with its answer, in the response's tool_notes field. Terms: https://www.oxfordledge.com/terms
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- https://www.oxfordledge.com/api/a2a/v1
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- 00cb08e8253afb81
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- JSONRPC ·1.0
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- Is oxford-ledge live?
- Yes — it answered the hub's last check (checked 2h ago). It answered 99% of checks over the last 30 days.
- Is oxford-ledge free to use?
- Partly — some of its tools are open, others need a key or payment.
- What tools does oxford-ledge have?
- 8 tools: Institutional ownership (SEC 13F-HR), Cross-lender loan-pricing dispersion for one borrower, Company fundamentals (SEC XBRL), Intrinsic-value models from filed XBRL, Insider transactions (SEC Form 4), Most widely syndicated private-credit borrowers, Business-development-company directory, BDC borrower search (private-credit loan detail).
- Is oxford-ledge safe to connect?
- The hub found no text in its card or tool descriptions aimed at the agent reading them. It measures what the server answers, not its code — grant it only the access its tools need.
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- used for
- get sec xbrl fundamentals
- see 13f institutional holdings
- scan insider cluster buying
- look up bdc private credit holdings
- compute intrinsic value
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- text → data
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institutional-ownership-13f unknown never probed
What one institutional filer owns: the largest positions in its latest SEC 13F-HR, plus quarter-over-quarter changes. Accepts a numeric CIK (preferred), a ticker (BRK-B or BRK.B for Berkshire), or a filer NAME (3-80 characters): ONE name-prefix match in the curated 13F filer universe resolves to its CIK (`resolved_from` says so); an ambiguous name is refused with candidates, never guessed. Returns {cik, fundName, filingDate, periodOfReport, totalHoldings, totalValue, holdings}; rows carry name, title_of_class, value (whole USD), shares, type, position_type, lots. There is NO ticker field and `cusip` is stripped on every channel (no plan carries a CUSIP Global Services licence today); `title_of_class` is the share-class discriminator. `position_type` is COM|PRN|PUT|CALL: do NOT sum across types. Source: SEC EDGAR 13F-HR, ~45-day quarterly delay. Heavy operation, max 2 concurrent.
bdc-borrower-dispersion unknown never probed
MOAT: cross-lender loan-pricing DISPERSION for one private-credit borrower -- how N different BDCs each price the SAME loan (spread / mark / fair value); when one BDC marks a borrower S+550 @ 98 and another S+575 @ 99, the lenders disagree on the credit. Pass `borrower_norm` (a key from ol_bdc_top_borrowers or search_bdc_borrower, or a name). Returns {summary, borrower_norm, count, lender_count, tranche_count, lenders, ...}: ONE row per BDC lender, widest spread first, tranches nested. UNITS TRAP: `spread` is the raw as-filed number and mixes percent and bps across filers -- compare lenders on `spread_bps` only. Exited positions are excluded by default (include_stale=true shows them). Default 25 lenders, hard cap 100. Source: SEC EDGAR BDC schedules of investments (Oxford Ledge parse; ol-derived); FREE.
company-fundamentals unknown never probed
Full XBRL financial history for one ticker. Returns {ticker, fundamentals:{years, periods, metrics, balanceSheet, quarterly, basis, as_of}, source_period, as_of}: `years` is newest-first, UP TO 30 annual labels, and every entry under `metrics` / `balanceSheet` is a PARALLEL ARRAY aligned to it by index (revenue, netIncome, opCF, capex, epsDiluted, totalDebt, cash, derived fcf and margins ...). Dollar figures are whole USD; *Pct values are percentage numbers. A year the filer did not tag is null, never 0. Per-share cells on a pre-split basis are WITHHELD (null) rather than rescaled -- read `basis`. An IFRS reporter or a filer with no annual us-gaap fact returns {error, taxonomy, formsSeen, unitsSeen}. For cash deployment use get_capital_allocation; for per-share fair value ol_intrinsic_value; for industry operating metrics ol_operating_kpis. Source: SEC EDGAR company-facts XBRL (~45-day post-quarter lag), 24h cache.
intrinsic-value unknown never probed
Per-share intrinsic value from SEC EDGAR XBRL -- three textbook models: a levered-FCF DCF, a Greenwald Earnings-Power-Value, and the Graham number. Returns {summary, ticker, available, dcf_per_share, epv_per_share, graham_number, inputs, assumptions, as_of}; all three values are USD PER SHARE. `assumptions` are FIXED model constants, not per-name (10% discount, 2.5% terminal growth, 10y horizon, 21% tax). NO current price, market cap or margin of safety is returned -- fetch a price yourself and compare. A model is null when its inputs are negative or missing (null_reasons names the input), never computed as if debt-free. reason 'fetch_error' is transient: retry. The DCF is FCFE-style, not comparable to an enterprise-value DCF. Source: SEC EDGAR company-facts XBRL.
insider-activity unknown never probed
Recent Form 4 insider transactions for one ticker. Returns {ticker, transactions}: THE 20 MOST RECENT TRANSACTION ROWS ONLY, newest by filing date; `days` filters within those 20 (it never reaches past the 20). Rows carry insiderName, position (the role, the load-bearing signal), transType (the raw SEC code: 'P' open-market buy, 'S' sale, 'A' grant, 'M' option exercise; filter on it yourself), shares, pricePerShare, totalValue (USD, computed by Oxford Ledge at ingest), isDerivative (read it before treating `shares` as common stock) and url. A 4/A that repeats its original line is served once. Leave issuerSelfFiled rows out of any total. Market-wide buys: ol_insider_recent_buys; clusters: ol_insider_cluster_scan; >5% stakes: get_activist_stakes. Source: SEC EDGAR Form 4 (~2-day filing deadline). Requires Researcher tier.
bdc-top-borrowers unknown never probed
MOAT / BDC discovery: the private-credit borrowers syndicated across the MOST BDCs, ranked by ACTIVE lender count (holder_count_active), then holder_count, then exposure -- the entrypoint for the BDC/private-credit category. Returns {summary, count, borrowers}; each row is {borrower, borrower_norm (the key other ol_bdc_* tools take), holder_count, total_fair_value (whole USD, latest filings), industry}. Feed a borrower_norm into ol_bdc_borrower_dispersion for cross-lender pricing. Caps: limit default 25 / hard 100; min_holders default 2 (max 50). Parser mis-ingests are filtered out when the filter is available (`borrower_filters` says whether it ran). Source: SEC EDGAR BDC schedules of investments (Oxford Ledge parse); FREE.
bdc-directory unknown never probed
Roster of the ACTIVE BDCs tracked by Oxford Ledge, sorted by portfolio size -- our coverage, not the whole BDC universe; wound-down issuers are excluded by design. No arguments. Returns {bdcs, count}; per BDC: ticker, name, listed (false for a non-traded BDC carried under a pseudo-ticker such as AGTC), holdingCount, totalFairValue (whole USD, latest filing), filingDate, lastParsed and a reconciliation block (reportedTotalFairValue, fairValueBasis, parsedRowSumFairValue, fairValueRefused, fairValueGap, fairValueGapNote). READ fairValueBasis BEFORE using totalFairValue, and fairValueGap with it: an under-counting parse keeps the parsed-row sum, which UNDERSTATES the book. holdingCount, totalFairValue and the arbitration are Oxford Ledge's parse, not filer-published figures. Borrower-keyed counterpart: search_bdc_borrower. Source: SEC EDGAR BDC filings (Oxford Ledge parse).
bdc-borrower-search unknown never probed
Which BDCs lend to one private-credit borrower, matched fuzzily on name -- Oxford Ledge's parse of SEC EDGAR BDC schedules of investments (ol-derived), not filer-published data. Returns borrowerName, borrowerNorm (the key the ol_bdc_* tools take), description, descriptionSource, industry, aggregates over CURRENT holders (totalHolders, totalParAmount, totalFairValue, avgMarkedPrice) and `holders`, one row per TRANCHE. ABOVE-PAR TRAP: a mark above 100 is not a credit premium until fairValue is checked against cost. `description` is a compiled company profile from public sources, NOT filing text. A miss is {found: false} -- a search miss, not a finding of no BDC exposure. `query` needs 3+ characters; `limit` / `offset` page `holders` only. Source: SEC EDGAR BDC schedules of investments (~45-60 day lag).
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