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Vontobel Funds List

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Name	Ticker	Morningstar Category	Morningstar Rating for Funds Overall	Morningstar Sustainability Rating	Total Return YTD	Total Return Rank in Category YTD	Adjusted Expense Ratio	Fee Level Distribution	Share Class Type	Minimum Initial Investment
Vontobel US Equity Institutional I	VTUIX	Large Growth			6.95%	88	0.650%	Below Average	Institutional	$1.0 Mil
Vontobel Global Environmental Change I	ENVRX	Global Large-Stock Blend	—		9.24%	30	0.800%	Below Average	Institutional	$100
Vontobel International Equity A	VNIAX	Foreign Large Growth	—	—	—	—	1.000%	Above Average	No Load	$2,500
Vontobel International Equity Inst	VNIIX	Foreign Large Growth	—	—	—	—	0.600%	Low	Institutional	$100,000
Vontobel International Equity Y	VNIYX	Foreign Large Growth	—	—	—	—	0.750%	Below Average	Institutional	$50,000

This list shows only funds that are open to new purchases or limited and does not include funds that are closed to new investments.

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