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The Harbor International Compounders ETF was established in Sept. 2022. For one year through Sept. 30, the fund returned 23.2% net of fees, which were 0.55% of average assets annually. However, the C Worldwide International Equity Strategy was established in 1986. Net of fees, the strategy returned 14.1% for three years, 37.5% for five years and 81.6% for 10 years through Sept. 30, according to the firm. Meanwhile, the benchmark MSCI AC ex U.S.A. Index returned 13.2% for three years, 16.3% for five years and 45.7% for 19 years, adjusted for U.S. dollars and with dividends reinvested according to FactSet.
-Philip van Doorn
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