American Century Small Cap Value Fund Investor Class ASVIX Strategy

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Strategy

The investment seeks long-term capital growth; income is a secondary objective. Under normal market conditions, the portfolio managers will invest at least 80% of the fund's net assets in small cap companies. The portfolio managers consider small cap companies to include those with market capitalizations no larger than that of the largest company in the S&P Small Cap 600® Index or the Russell 2000® Index.

Ticker
Name
Share Class Type
Investment Status
Morningstar Rating for Funds
Overall
Medalist Rating
Overall
Inception Date
Total Net Assets for Share Class
Adjusted Expense Ratio
Fee Level
Distribution
Minimum Initial Investment
1-Year Net Flow
ASVIX
American Century Small Cap Value Fund Investor ClassNo LoadOpen $441.33M1.100%Average$2,500−$139.15M
ASVHX
American Century Small Cap Value Fund G ClassNo LoadOpen—$118.21M0.000%Low$0−$130.84M
ACVIX
American Century Small Cap Value Fund I ClassInstitutionalOpen $704.98M0.900%Average$5M−$725.36M
ASVYX
American Century Small Cap Value Fund Y ClassInstitutionalOpen $57.69M0.750%Low$0−$44.19M
ACSCX
American Century Small Cap Value Fund A ClassFront LoadOpen $57.02M1.350%Above Average$2,500−$14.19M
ASVNX
American Century Small Cap Value Fund C ClassLevel LoadOpen $11.73M2.100%Above Average$2,500−$5.99M
ASVDX
American Century Small Cap Value Fund R6 ClassRetirement, LargeOpen $1.20B0.750%Below Average$0−$1.03B
ASVGX
American Century Small Cap Value Fund R5 ClassRetirement, LargeOpen $8.24M0.900%Above Average$0−$1.06M
ASVRX
American Century Small Cap Value Fund R ClassRetirement, MediumOpen $5.34M1.600%High$2,500−$999,665.32

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