HTD

John Hancock Tax-Advantaged Dividend Income Fund

Sector: financial servicesAsset Management - IncomeNYSEMarket Cap: $889.7M

Closed-end fund focused on tax-advantaged dividend income with minimal direct political/regulatory exposure as a fund vehicle.

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Govt Dependence

25/100

Regulatory Density

45/100

Lobbying Intensity

0/100

Political Signal

LOW

BusinessWhat HTD does

John Hancock Tax-Advantaged Dividend Income Fund (HTD) is a closed-end management investment company that seeks to provide current income exempt from federal income tax and gains from capital appreciation. The fund invests primarily in dividend-paying equities and fixed-income securities selected for tax efficiency. Revenue derives from management fees on assets under management.

12 months past · 3 months futureHTD activity timeline

Congress

buy sell

Insider · Form 4

open-market buy

Hedge fund · 13F

opened + added − trimmed closed holds

Bills

past action (this ticker) upcoming markup (sector) ★ carveout (this ticker)

248 trading days · 0 congressional trades shown · 0 insider buys · 4 13F filings · 0 past bill actions · 5 upcoming markups

Lifetime Government AwardsHTD federal contracts

HTD doesn't hold direct federal contracts.

Verified via USASpending.gov: $0 reported in direct prime-contract awards. Companies in this position typically sell federal services indirectly through prime contractors and integrators (e.g., Lockheed Martin, Booz Allen, Microsoft Azure) or through commercial channels that don't appear in USASpending data.

Smart Money · 13F HoldingsHedge funds holding HTD

$271.8M

Total HTD held by tracked 13F funds

Funds with HTD positions

Funds opened this quarter

Renaissance Technologies $268M opened 2026-03-31

Citadel Advisors $1M +104% 2025-12-31

Citadel Advisors $1M +47% 2025-12-31

Citadel Advisors $583K +17% 2025-12-31

Citadel Advisors $486K +18% 2025-12-31

Congressional TradesWho in Congress is trading HTD

2014-12-02 Gary C. Peters D-Michigan · senate Purchase $1,001 - $15,000

2014-12-02 Gary C. Peters D-Michigan · senate purchase $1,001 - $15,000

2+ trades on file · most recent 2014-12-18

Corporate Insiders · Form 4What CEOs, CFOs, and directors are doing with their own stock

No Form 4 activity recorded in the last 180 days.

Bills to WatchLegislation flagged by our analysis

Tax Cuts and Jobs Act renewalSection 199A dividend treatmentCapital gains tax policy

Political ProfileWhere HTD sits in Washington

As a closed-end fund vehicle, HTD has no direct lobbying presence and minimal political footprint. Stock movement driven primarily by underlying portfolio performance, interest rates, and tax policy shifts rather than company-specific political events.

Regulatory ExposureThreats & opportunities

Regulatory threats

SEC fund disclosure rules
tax-loss harvesting restrictions

Regulatory opportunities

tax-advantaged account expansion
dividend tax rate stability

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Frequently AskedAbout HTD & political exposure

Does John Hancock Tax-Advantaged Dividend Income Fund (HTD) hold federal contracts?

No direct prime contracts reported in USASpending.gov for John Hancock Tax-Advantaged Dividend Income Fund. Companies in the semiconductor and AI hardware sectors often sell to the federal government via prime contractors and cloud resellers (Microsoft Azure, AWS, Lockheed Martin systems integration) rather than as direct primes.

Has Congress traded HTD stock?

2 congressional trades by 1 unique members of Congress, most recently on 2014-12-02. See the Congressional Trading panel for politician-by-politician breakdown.

What is HTD political risk profile?

Government dependence: 25/100. Lobbying intensity: 0/100. Political signal: low.

How does GovGreed track HTD political activity?

GovGreed integrates STOCK Act congressional trade disclosures, FEC contributions, OGE executive-branch disclosures, USASpending federal contracts, Senate LDA lobbying filings, and SEC Form 4 corporate insider trades into a single queryable graph. HTD data is updated daily from these official federal sources.