RBC O’Shaughnessy Canadian Equity Fund and RBC 0’Shaughnesy U.S. Growth Fund Re-opened

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RBC logo1 150x150 RBC O’Shaughnessy Canadian Equity Fund and RBC 0’Shaughnesy U.S. Growth Fund Re opened Inc. announced that effectively today RBC O’ and RBC 0’Shaughnesy U.S. Growth Fund will re-open to new purchases.

Re-opening the RBC O’ and RBC 0’Shaughnesy U.S. Growth Fund will allow existing to add their holdings, and also enable new to purchase both the RBC O’ and RBC 0’Shaughnesy U.S. Growth Fund.

Based on the of both the RBC O’ and RBC 0’Shaughnesy U.S. Growth Fund under management, there is sufficient capacity to re-open them to .

RBC O’ has been closed since January 19th, 2007, and its comeback is welcomed. The RBC 0’Shaughnesy U.S. Growth Fund has been closed since June 30th, 2006 and likewise it should be welcomed by , both old and new.

Asset Management (RBC ) comprises of Inc (RBC AM), Philips, Hager & North Investment Ltd. (PH&N) and Inc.

Combined, RBC ’s manage approximately $200 billion in assets in . There is also $100 billion in IFIC reported mutual funds in Canada.

RBC is part of RBC , which serves as affluent and in Canada, the United States, Latin America, Europe and Asia.

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