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RHIRHI
28 quarters

Position history for Invesco Ltd.Invesco Ltd.'s holdings in ROBERT HALF INC.

Yes. Invesco holds 1,856,313 shares of RHI (Robert Half), worth $57M, as of its Q2 2026 13F filing. It reduced the position by 466,135 shares (-20.1%) from Q1 2026. Invesco has held RHI in every 13F on record since Q3 2019, 28 quarterly filings.

Current Value

$57M

Current Shares

1.9M

Total Value Change

-$2.7M

Total Shares Change

+784,411

Quarter-by-Quarter History
QuarterActionSharesChangeValueWeightPriceConviction
2026-Q2
Latest
Decreased
1.9M
-20.1%
$57M0.0%$30.30
0
2026-Q1
Increased
2.3M
+20.1%
$59M0.0%$24.52
35
2025-Q4
Increased
1.9M
+49.3%
$52.5M0.0%$25.57
40
2025-Q3
Increased
1.3M
+40.9%
$44M0.0%$31.30
39
2025-Q2
Increased
919,323
+3.0%
$37.7M0.0%$37.22
30
2025-Q1
Increased
892,336
+73.3%
$48.7M0.0%$48.83
44
2024-Q4
Increased
515,031
+30.2%
$36.3M0.0%$62.45
37
2024-Q3
Decreased
395,588
-35.1%
$26.7M0.0%$59.33
0
2024-Q2
Decreased
609,733
-72.0%
$39M0.0%$55.83
0
2024-Q1
Increased
2.2M
+23.7%
$172.4M0.0%$68.63
37
2023-Q4
Increased
1.8M
+3.0%
$154.6M0.0%$75.61
31
2023-Q3
Increased
1.7M
+8.6%
$125.1M0.0%$62.65
33
2023-Q2
Increased
1.6M
+16.5%
$118.2M0.0%$63.90
35
2023-Q1
Decreased
1.3M
-10.1%
$108.6M0.0%$67.96
0
2022-Q4
Increased
1.5M
+15.5%
$110.8M0.0%$61.91
35
2022-Q3
Increased
1.3M
+2.1%
$99.4M0.0%$63.79
31
2022-Q2
Increased
1.3M
+20.8%
$95.3M0.0%$62.10
36
2022-Q1
Increased
1.1M
+2.5%
$120.3M0.0%$94.22
31
2021-Q4
Increased
1M
+0.4%
$114.6M0.0%$91.69
30
2021-Q3
Decreased
1M
-7.8%
$102.7M0.0%$82.22
0
2021-Q2
Increased
1.1M
+9.2%
$98.8M0.0%$72.64
33
2021-Q1
Decreased
1M
-0.9%
$79.4M0.0%$63.47
0
2020-Q4
Increased
1M
+5.4%
$64.1M0.0%$50.56
31
2020-Q3
Increased
972,969
+4.9%
$51.5M0.0%$42.62
31
2020-Q2
Increased
927,749
+7.3%
$49M0.0%$42.27
31
2020-Q1
Decreased
864,588
-15.8%
$32.6M0.0%$29.99
0
2019-Q4
Decreased
1M
-4.2%
$64.8M0.0%$49.88
0
2019-Q3
First report
1.1M
-
$59.7M0.0%$43.73
0

Other major holders of RHI: Capital World Investors

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