The Thornburg Value Fund, managed by the Thornburg Management Company of Santa Fe, is now offering Institutional Class shares to qualified institutions and their clients. The minimum investment is $2.5 million; subsequent investments are $5,000. Fee-based financial advisors may invest in the new shares for clients with lower individual account minimums.
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