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Annual Registered Investment Company Update

Form N-CEN Data, period ending December 2024

This is a report of the Staf of the Division of Investment Management’s Analytics Ofce of the U.S.

Securities and Exchange Commission. The Commission has expressed no view regarding the analysis,

fndings, or conclusions contained herein.

Information presented in this report refects staf’s compilation and analysis of data reported to

the Commission on Form N-CEN. The presented information does not refect any flings or

amended flings submitted after April 04, 2025.

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Introduction

This report provides statistics and trends for SEC-Registered Investment Companies (“RICs”)

that fle annual reports on Form N-CEN, refecting data collected through April 04, 2025 for

reporting periods from December 2019 through December 2024.1 Please see the Appendix to this

report for defnitions of capitalized terms and other technical descriptions.

Many RICs must fle Form N-CEN within 75 days after the end of their respective fscal years.2

As a result, information fled on Form N-CEN may be asynchronous across RICs. Additionally, RICs

may fle an amendment to a previously fled report at any time, including an amendment to correct a

mistake or error in a previously fled report — for more details, see the Form N-CEN.

Commission Staf works with the reported information and with flers to identify and correct fling errors and employs certain methodologies and assumptions in aggregating the

data. Commission Staf updates reported statistics from time to time to refect corrected

and amended flings and any adjustments to methodologies and assumptions, which may

result in changes to previously reported statistics. Where appropriate, Commission Staf

may remove erroneous flings to ensure the accuracy of information presented. A downloadable Excel fle published alongside this report provides the most recently updated

historical data and includes methodological notes and assumptions, including a description of signifcant changes.

If you have any questions or comments about the Annual Registered Investment

Company Update (December 2024), please contact: Tim Dulaney, PhD, Juan Carlos Forero

Penaranda, or Trevor Tatum with subject line “Annual Registered Investment Company Update

(December 2024)”.

Please see the Division of Investment Management’s “Registered Fund Statistics” report on

SEC.gov for additional information and statistics relating to certain RICs that fle annual reports on

Form N-CEN.

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The compliance date for Form N-CEN was June 1, 2018.

Unit Investment Trusts (“UITs”) fle Form N-CEN within 75 days of calendar-year end.

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Contents

1 Number of Funds

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2 Aggregate Average Total Net Assets

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3 Exemptions and Rules Relied Upon

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4 Securities Lending

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5 Lines of Credit

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6 Service Providers

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6.1

Investment Advisers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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6.2

Transfer Agents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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6.3

Pricing Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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6.4

Custodians . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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6.5

Administrators . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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6.6

Brokers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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6.7

Securities Lending Agents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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6.8

Cash Collateral Managers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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6.9

Authorized Participants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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7 Appendices

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7.1

Interval Notation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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7.2

Methodology for Timeseries Analysis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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7.3

Form N-CEN Changes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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7.4

Defnitions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Number of Funds3

Table 1.1: Number of Funds, by Registrant Type and Fund Category

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.3. Some Fund categories are not mutually exclusive. “Uncategorized

Funds” represent funds which did not indicate they were one of the Fund categories enumerated in

Item C.3. The “Total” row represents the total number of unique Funds, irrespective of fund type.

Registrant Type

N-1A

N-2

N-4

N-6

N-8B-2

N-3

Total

Fund Category

Uncategorized Fund

Exchange-Traded Fund

Index Fund

Underlying Fund for VA

Fund of Funds

Target Date Fund

Money Market Fund

Leveraged Fund

Feeder Fund

Master Fund

Exchange-Traded Managed Fund

Subtotal

Uncategorized Fund

Interval Fund

Fund of Funds

Feeder Fund

Master Fund

Index Fund

Target Date Fund

Leveraged Fund

Exchange-Traded Fund

Underlying Fund for VA

Subtotal

Subtotal

Subtotal

Uncategorized Fund

Exchange-Traded Fund

Subtotal

Underlying Fund for VA

Fund of Funds

Uncategorized Fund

Money Market Fund

Index Fund

Subtotal

Total

2019

6,043

2,222

2,427

1,879

1,727

736

413

316

187

144

17

12,323

518

64

44

43

27

0

2

1

1

0

692

428

243

40

8

48

3

3

8

1

2

14

13,748

2020

5,767

2,428

2,425

1,898

1,717

683

378

289

152

112

13

12,172

509

60

41

35

25

1

2

1

0

0

699

417

237

42

5

47

3

3

8

1

2

14

13,586

2021

5,586

2,809

2,555

1,908

1,726

685

346

306

149

121

18

12,329

512

72

39

33

25

1

3

1

0

1

686

416

241

40

5

45

9

9

8

2

2

20

13,737

2022

5,466

3,092

2,563

2,012

1,744

649

336

299

135

116

28

12,551

497

81

39

34

25

1

1

1

0

0

682

418

240

39

5

44

6

6

6

2

2

15

13,950

2023

5,168

3,520

2,622

2,070

1,778

640

329

302

137

114

40

12,680

474

100

56

28

22

1

1

1

0

0

688

416

239

37

5

42

6

6

6

2

2

15

14,080

2024

4,934

3,469

2,557

1,999

1,691

613

308

307

133

111

38

12,298

462

109

56

28

23

1

1

1

0

0

672

415

239

36

4

40

6

6

6

2

2

15

13,679

Table 1.2: Number of Funds per Family of Investment Companies

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item B.5. Funds not a part of a Family of Investment Companies are grouped by

the Central Index Key (“CIK”) of the registrant.

Funds per Family of Investment Companies

1

[2,5)

[5,10)

10 or more

2019

470

149

127

204

2020

482

155

116

207

2021

478

148

113

206

2022

491

136

110

209

2023

486

149

100

214

2024

498

142

106

209

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For UITs that are not separate accounts of an insurance company, the number of UITs is used to calculate Fund totals

instead of number of Series reported on Form N-CEN, Item F.6. If information reported on Form N-CEN, Item F.6 is

used instead, the total number of Funds is 17,400 as of December 2024.

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Table 1.3: Number of Registrants, by Registrant Type

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item B.6.

Registrant Type

N-1A

N-2

N-4

N-6

N-8B-2

N-3

Total

2019

1,434

702

428

243

45

5

2,857

2020

1,414

705

416

236

47

5

2,823

2021

1,409

691

416

241

45

6

2,808

2022

1,391

690

418

240

44

4

2,787

2023

1,379

697

416

239

42

3

2,776

2024

1,355

674

416

239

40

3

2,727

Table 1.4: Number of Registrants per Family of Investment Companies

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item B.5. Registrants not a part of a Family of Investment Companies are

grouped by the Central Index Key (“CIK”) of the registrant.

Registrants per Family of Investment Companies

1

[2,5)

[5,10)

10 or more

Total

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2019

764

94

48

49

955

2020

780

98

43

50

971

2021

778

95

42

49

964

2022

778

93

44

49

964

2023

776

101

39

48

964

2024

778

98

39

49

964

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Aggregate Average Total Net Assets (“ATNA”)4

Table 2.1: Aggregate ATNA, by Registrant Type and Fund Category

($Billions)

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.3. Fund categories are not mutually exclusive. “Uncategorized Funds”

represent Funds which did not indicate they were one of the Fund categories enumerated in Item C.3.

The “Total” column represents total ATNA for all Funds, irrespective of fund type.

Registrant Type

N-1A

N-4

N-8B-2

N-2

N-3

N-6

Total

Fund Category

Index Fund

Uncategorized Fund

Exchange-Traded Fund

Money Market Fund

Fund of Funds

Underlying Fund for VA

Master Fund

Target Date Fund

Feeder Fund

Leveraged Fund

Exchange-Traded Managed Fund

Subtotal

Subtotal

Exchange-Traded Fund

Uncategorized Fund

Subtotal

Uncategorized Fund

Interval Fund

Fund of Funds

Master Fund

Feeder Fund

Target Date Fund

Underlying Fund for VA

Subtotal

Uncategorized Fund

Index Fund

Money Market Fund

Fund of Funds

Underlying Fund for VA

Subtotal

Subtotal

Total

2019

7,607

11,469

5,944

4,494

2,488

1,941

1,057

1,359

518

100

17

27,778

1,562

437

73

510

244

32

19

14

8

2

0

310

196

20

10

0

0

226

166

30,550

2020

9,089

12,969

7,174

5,298

3,147

2,122

1,402

1,641

566

118

0

32,474

1,670

523

75

598

264

34

16

12

6

2

0

325

198

20

12

0

0

230

188

35,486

2021

11,171

13,283

8,851

5,394

3,761

2,317

1,711

1,854

589

132

1

35,724

1,801

724

88

812

290

49

16

14

7

2

1

370

242

25

9

1

1

278

215

39,200

2022

10,897

11,556

8,737

5,564

3,239

2,078

1,646

1,572

602

123

2

33,233

1,390

550

69

619

255

62

17

16

8

2

0

350

205

22

8

0

0

237

175

36,004

2023

12,180

11,857

9,954

6,458

3,375

2,273

1,783

1,795

620

146

3

36,257

1,496

749

73

822

246

71

32

17

9

2

0

365

202

22

9

0

0

234

204

39,378

2024

13,369

12,104

10,895

6,709

3,355

2,432

1,847

1,751

707

146

2

38,001

1,548

1,005

85

1,089

252

77

32

18

9

2

0

376

218

40

10

0

0

268

231

41,513

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On Form N-CEN, a measure of fund size is not generally a point-in-time measurement. Point-in-time aggregates of

mutual fund, ETF, and closed-end fund assets can be found in Registered Fund Statistics available on the SEC Website.

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Table 2.2: Fund ATNA Percentiles ($Billions)

Funds with non-positive ATNA are removed from this table.

Percentile

10th

20th

30th

40th

50th

60th

70th

80th

90th

2019

0.011

0.033

0.072

0.136

0.237

0.417

0.740

1.409

3.582

2020

0.013

0.039

0.084

0.161

0.276

0.474

0.837

1.608

4.388

2021

0.013

0.038

0.086

0.168

0.297

0.510

0.893

1.694

4.489

2022

0.010

0.033

0.076

0.144

0.256

0.447

0.775

1.464

3.919

2023

0.011

0.035

0.077

0.148

0.256

0.445

0.778

1.490

4.053

2024

0.011

0.038

0.082

0.158

0.272

0.475

0.825

1.582

4.265

Table 2.3: Percentiles of ATNA Aggregated by Family of Investment

Companies ($Billions)

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item B.5. Funds not a part of a Family of Investment Companies are grouped by

the Central Index Key (“CIK”) of the registrant.

Percentile

10th

20th

30th

40th

50th

60th

70th

80th

90th

2019

0.011

0.044

0.121

0.220

0.463

1.201

2.676

7.331

34.452

2020

0.010

0.048

0.119

0.240

0.531

1.159

2.718

7.917

39.906

2021

0.012

0.054

0.137

0.274

0.527

1.390

2.947

8.412

41.754

6

2022

0.010

0.042

0.111

0.239

0.493

1.239

2.721

6.908

35.164

2023

0.010

0.047

0.124

0.256

0.534

1.311

2.957

8.269

37.611

2024

0.013

0.050

0.124

0.256

0.552

1.326

3.121

7.923

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Exemptions and Rules Relied Upon5

Table 3.1: Number of Series Relying on Statutory Exemptions or Rules

Under the Investment Company Act

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.7. Funds may rely on one or more statutory exemptions and, as a

result, may contribute more than once.

Exemption

Rule 32a-4

Rule 18f-4

Rule 12d1-1

Rule 18f-4(c)(4)

Rule 12d1-4

Rule 22d-1

Rule 6c-11

Rule 17a-7

Rule 18f-4(f)

Rule 17e-1

Rule 10f-3

Section 12(d)(1)(G) of the Act

Rule 18f-4(e)

Rule 17a-6

Rule 18f-4(d)(ii)

Rule 18f-4(c)(2)

Rule 18f-4(d)(i)

Rule 17a-8

Rule 23c-1

Rule 15a-4

2019

10,224

0

6,229

0

0

3,629

87

3,578

0

1,892

950

0

0

343

0

0

0

149

63

43

2020

10,416

0

6,307

0

0

3,336

1,471

3,320

0

1,682

960

20

0

342

0

0

0

140

52

62

2021

10,909

3,110

6,424

2,221

2,460

3,234

2,290

3,286

477

1,712

858

925

91

305

111

137

82

117

63

55

2022

11,302

7,967

6,387

5,725

3,723

3,228

2,596

3,001

1,893

1,670

750

716

325

314

382

303

178

96

57

24

2023

11,470

8,650

6,418

5,918

3,969

3,266

3,102

2,578

2,173

1,741

702

547

424

327

321

160

163

100

83

25

2024

11,300

8,754

6,415

5,896

3,924

3,164

3,083

2,510

2,191

1,706

652

484

428

325

297

164

158

103

81

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Table 3.2: ATNA of Funds Relying on Statutory Exemptions or Rules Under

the Investment Company Act ($Billions)

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.7. Funds may rely on one or more statutory exemptions and, as a

result, may contribute more than once.

Exemption

Rule 32a-4

Rule 18f-4(c)(4)

Rule 18f-4

Rule 12d1-4

Rule 17a-7

Rule 12d1-1

Rule 18f-4(f)

Rule 22d-1

Rule 17e-1

Rule 6c-11

Rule 18f-4(e)

Rule 10f-3

Rule 17a-6

Section 12(d)(1)(G) of the Act

Rule 18f-4(d)(ii)

Rule 17a-8

Rule 18f-4(d)(i)

Rule 18f-4(c)(2)

Rule 23c-1

Rule 15a-4

2019

26,011

0

0

0

15,691

15,968

0

8,862

4,236

31

0

1,282

926

0

0

199

0

0

39

17

2020

30,689

0

0

0

18,667

16,390

0

9,644

4,649

2,872

0

1,761

1,321

66

0

366

0

0

36

26

5

2021

34,436

8,510

7,154

11,035

19,950

17,427

2,829

9,266

5,153

3,915

552

1,409

1,186

1,841

90

258

180

67

29

15

2022

32,161

20,646

18,066

17,309

17,874

16,054

9,209

8,447

4,739

3,901

1,305

921

867

1,098

582

161

274

100

25

8

2023

35,284

22,762

20,186

19,362

17,777

17,558

10,461

9,228

5,681

4,716

1,665

1,167

801

734

660

385

251

64

43

13

2024

37,197

24,250

20,991

20,636

19,812

18,134

11,065

9,344

5,774

4,716

1,747

1,189

826

725

628

341

234

64

45

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On Form N-CEN, management investment companies — i.e., investment companies registered on Forms N-1A, N-2,

or N-3 — report relying on the following statutory exemption(s) or any of the rule(s) under the Investment Company

Act. See the appendix for Form N-CEN changes that may impact the availability of historical information for some of

these exemptions.

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Table 3.3: Number of Funds Binned by Number of Exemptions

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.7.

Exemptions per Series

0

1

2

3

4

5

[6,10)

Total

2019

1,296

3,266

4,129

2,440

1,287

475

136

13,029

2020

1,204

2,807

3,980

2,857

1,483

493

62

12,886

2021

701

2,173

2,943

2,668

2,007

1,293

1,250

13,035

2022

436

1,161

1,914

2,489

2,675

1,891

2,681

13,247

2023

401

1,085

1,911

2,403

2,655

2,128

2,800

13,383

2024

359

993

1,624

2,282

2,786

2,153

2,790

12,987

Table 3.4: Aggregate ATNA of Funds Binned by Number of Exemptions

($Billions)

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.7.

Exemptions per Series

0

1

2

3

4

5

[6,10)

Total

2019

747

5,409

6,904

8,479

5,452

1,130

192

28,313

2020

640

6,217

10,053

6,269

8,101

1,586

164

33,029

8

2021

596

4,773

8,512

6,407

6,152

5,123

4,807

36,372

2022

206

2,658

2,391

5,706

7,787

4,179

10,890

33,816

2023

156

2,508

2,921

6,124

8,790

3,758

12,597

36,854

2024

149

2,481

2,995

6,084

9,596

4,358

12,983

38,646

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Securities Lending6

Table 4.1: Number of Funds Paying Fees to Securities Lending Agents or

Cash Collateral Managers

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.6.e. Funds may pay more than one type of fee as part of their

securities lending and cash collateral management arrangements and, as a result, may contribute more

than once. The “Total” row represents the number of Funds lending securities, and not the sum of

the preceeding rows.

Payment Type

Revenue Sharing Split

Cash Collateral Fee

Other Fee

Administrative Fee

Non-Revenue Sharing Split

Not Applicable

Indemnifcation Fee

Total

2019

4,545

2,314

666

179

301

322

13

5,113

2020

4,694

2,383

692

178

330

254

13

5,267

2021

4,742

2,407

702

427

345

236

13

5,438

2022

4,822

2,438

728

428

354

223

15

5,522

2023

4,839

2,427

764

371

364

246

0

5,565

2024

4,733

2,393

763

367

361

222

0

5,435

Table 4.2: Aggregate ATNA of Series, by Type of Fee Paid to Securities

Lending Agents or Cash Collateral Managers ($Billions)

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.6.e. Funds may pay more than one type of fee as part of their

securities lending and cash collateral management arrangements and, as a result, may contribute more

than once. The “Total” row represents the aggregate ATNA of Funds lending securities, and not the

sum of the preceeding rows.

Payment Type

Cash Collateral Fee

Revenue Sharing Split

Administrative Fee

Other Fee

Non-Revenue Sharing Split

Not Applicable

Indemnifcation Fee

Total

2019

8,499

10,238

3,821

2,370

1,601

271

12

13,910

2020

9,945

12,649

4,315

2,849

2,013

308

13

17,371

2021

11,814

13,377

5,532

3,497

2,385

157

16

19,911

2022

11,478

12,155

5,325

3,260

2,418

154

15

18,924

2023

12,429

13,124

5,809

3,541

2,820

417

0

20,894

2024

13,449

13,422

6,780

3,644

2,893

461

0

22,220

Table 4.3: Aggregate Average Value of Portfolio Securities on Loan

(“AVSL”), by Type of Fee Paid to Securities Lending Agents

or Cash Collateral Managers ($Billions)

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.6.(e-f). Funds may pay more than one type of fee as part of their

securities lending and cash collateral management arrangements and, as a result, may contribute more

than once. The “Total” row represents the aggregate AVSL reported, and not the sum of the

preceeding rows.

Payment Type

Revenue Sharing Split

Cash Collateral Fee

Other Fee

Administrative Fee

Non-Revenue Sharing Split

Not Applicable

Indemnifcation Fee

Total

2019

213

147

62

22

19

6

1

234

2020

203

145

61

22

24

4

1

235

2021

210

152

69

35

30

6

1

259

2022

214

160

72

38

32

5

1

263

2023

227

156

74

36

26

9

0

272

2024

222

152

76

34

25

10

0

268

6

In this section, we focus on funds that reported a positive monthly average of the value of portfolio securities on loan

— Form N-CEN, Item C.6.f.

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Table 4.4: Percentiles of Fund AVSL ($Billions)

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.6.f.

Percentile

10th

20th

30th

40th

50th

60th

70th

80th

90th

2019

0.000

0.000

0.001

0.002

0.004

0.008

0.016

0.031

0.082

2020

0.000

0.000

0.001

0.003

0.005

0.009

0.016

0.033

0.081

2021

0.000

0.000

0.001

0.003

0.005

0.010

0.018

0.036

0.086

10

2022

0.000

0.000

0.001

0.002

0.005

0.009

0.017

0.035

0.087

2023

0.000

0.000

0.001

0.002

0.004

0.008

0.015

0.031

0.082

2024

0.000

0.000

0.001

0.002

0.004

0.008

0.016

0.033

0.085

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Lines of Credit7

Table 5.1: Number of Funds with Lines of Credit Available

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.20.a. The “Total” row represents the total number of Funds of openend management investment companies with lines of credit available and not the sum of the prior

rows. Some funds report both committed and uncommitted lines of credit.

Line of Credit Type

Committed

Uncommitted

Total

2019

5,137

2,670

6,159

2020

5,138

2,775

6,110

2021

5,267

2,780

6,276

2022

5,347

2,834

6,378

2023

5,326

2,907

6,385

2024

5,128

2,843

6,183

Table 5.2: Aggregate Value of Available Lines of Credit ($Billions)

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.20.a. Since funds often share, and report, the same line of credit on

Form N-CEN, prior to aggregation we divide the size of the line of credit by the number of funds

sharing the credit line.

Line of Credit Type

Committed

Uncommitted

Total

2019

126

45

169

2020

129

49

175

2021

135

45

177

2022

86

43

127

2023

92

40

128

2024

74

40

110

Table 5.3: Number of Funds Drawing on Lines of Credit

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.20.a.v. The “Total” row represents the total number of Funds of openend management investment companies drawing on lines of credit and not the sum of the prior rows.

Line of Credit Type

Committed

Uncommitted

Total

2019

1,122

513

1,622

2020

1,234

587

1,784

2021

1,254

669

1,882

2022

1,335

720

1,997

2023

1,334

752

2,027

2024

1,306

732

1,984

Table 5.4: Aggregate Average Amount of Drawn Lines of Credit

($Billions)

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.20.a.v and C.20.a.vi. The aggregate amounts presented represent the sum

of the average amount outstanding when the line of credit was in use for each Fund.

Line of Credit Type

Committed

Uncommitted

Total

2019

44

1

46

2020

28

1

30

2021

18

3

22

2022

19

2

22

2023

12

1

13

2024

12

1

13

7

Only open-end management investment companies are required to report information on their lines of credit on Form

N-CEN Item C.20. We assume that reported lines of credit are not contemporaneously reported, but can not determine

from Form N-CEN reporting when a fund drew on each individual line of credit.

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Table 5.5: Number of Funds Drawing on Lines of Credit, by Average Line

of Credit Usage Duration (Days)

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.20.a.v and C.20.a.vii. For each Fund, the average number of days their

line(s) of credit was in use is calculated. Funds are then bucketed by their average line of credit

usage duration, and the number of Funds in each bucket is then calculated.

Days

7 or Less

[8,31)

[31,61)

[61,91)

[91,181)

More than 180

2019

891

430

127

56

60

58

2020

1,007

509

126

45

42

55

2021

1,113

477

130

58

54

50

12

2022

1,159

499

154

51

66

68

2023

1,254

467

129

59

51

67

2024

1,234

460

123

53

59

55

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Service Providers

6.1

Investment Advisers8

Table 6.1: Most Frequently Reported Investment Advisers, by Number of

Funds

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.9 — excludes sub-advisers and terminated advisers. Note that each

Fund may report more than one investment adviser and, as a result, could contribute to the aggregate

for multiple advisers.

Investment Adviser

FIDELITY MGMT AND RESEARCH COMPANY

BLACKROCK FUND ADVISORS

FIRST TRUST ADVISORS

INVESCO CAPITAL MGMT

BLACKROCK ADVISORS

SSGA FUNDS MGMT

T ROWE PRICE ASSOCIATES

PGIM INVESTMENTS

PACIFIC INVESTMENT MGMT COMPANY

VANGUARD GROUP

FRANKLIN ADVISERS

JP MORGAN INVESTMENT MGMT

DIMENSIONAL FUND ADVISORS

INVESCO ADVISERS

COLUMBIA MGMT INVESTMENT ADVISERS

GOLDMAN SACHS ASSET MGMT

INNOVATOR CAPITAL MGMT

AMERICAN CENTURY INVESTMENT MGMT

NUVEEN FUND ADVISORS

MASSACHUSETTS FINANCIAL SERVICES COMPANY

2019

537

441

182

236

235

199

186

203

176

182

117

164

131

227

192

143

59

124

161

134

2020

595

435

207

216

229

203

191

194

176

181

117

162

139

197

177

142

81

140

156

135

2021

619

448

220

220

214

198

204

189

177

184

117

171

148

189

177

150

89

149

153

137

2022

616

468

243

224

209

191

205

182

183

171

117

172

157

191

176

142

110

146

144

137

2023

638

489

273

211

203

193

210

194

185

173

165

168

163

167

161

154

149

153

142

136

2024

634

482

269

211

196

193

193

187

185

173

169

164

163

161

161

148

145

142

137

136

Table 6.2: Aggregate ATNA for Funds Reporting Each Investment Adviser

($Billions)

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.9 — excludes sub-advisers and terminated advisers. Note that each

Fund may report more than one investment adviser and, as a result, could contribute to the aggregate

for multiple advisers.

Investment Adviser

VANGUARD GROUP

FIDELITY MGMT AND RESEARCH COMPANY

CAPITAL RESEARCH AND MGMT COMPANY

BLACKROCK FUND ADVISORS

JP MORGAN INVESTMENT MGMT

SSGA FUNDS MGMT

CHARLES SCHWAB INVESTMENT MGMT

T ROWE PRICE ASSOCIATES

BLACKROCK ADVISORS

DIMENSIONAL FUND ADVISORS

GOLDMAN SACHS ASSET MGMT

WELLINGTON MGMT COMPANY

PACIFIC INVESTMENT MGMT COMPANY

FEDERATED ADVISORY SERVICES COMPANY

FEDERATED INVESTMENT MGMT COMPANY

MASSACHUSETTS FINANCIAL SERVICES COMPANY

INVESCO ADVISERS

STRATEGIC ADVISERS

PGIM INVESTMENTS

COLUMBIA MGMT INVESTMENT ADVISERS

8

2019

5,491

2,808

2,187

1,805

848

566

430

841

657

517

426

439

513

381

345

331

431

189

373

296

2020

6,288

3,374

2,557

2,142

939

773

541

926

789

615

495

506

538

397

354

412

448

224

414

328

2021

7,524

3,761

2,797

2,628

1,040

868

563

1,072

855

581

558

522

581

382

343

448

443

314

407

377

2022

7,086

3,579

2,640

2,522

979

931

606

897

755

570

581

492

485

410

375

398

439

309

349

325

2023

7,749

4,187

2,824

2,817

1,219

1,011

908

886

780

650

580

506

491

467

433

425

427

354

347

325

2024

8,798

4,273

2,937

2,848

1,218

1,147

1,054

900

759

650

577

507

491

469

435

426

426

354

338

329

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Table 6.3: Number of Funds Binned by Number of Investment Advisers

Reported

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.9 — excludes sub-advisers and terminated advisers. Funds not

reporting Investment Advisers are excluded from this table.

Investment Advisers per Series

1

2

3

4 or more

Total

2019

12,811

190

4

2

13,007

2020

12,678

187

4

1

12,870

14

2021

12,802

206

8

2

13,018

2022

13,057

168

8

2

13,235

2023

13,192

164

10

1

13,367

2024

12,816

146

12

1

12,975

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Transfer Agents9

Table 6.4: Most Frequently Reported Transfer Agents, by Number of Funds

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.10 — excludes sub-transfer agents. Note that each Fund may report

more than one transfer agent and, as a result, could contribute to the aggregate for multiple

transfer agents.

Transfer Agent

STATE STREET BANK AND TRUST COMPANY

US BANCORP FUND SERVICES

BNY MELLON INVESTMENT SERVICING (US)

SS AND C GIDS

BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON

FIDELITY INVESTMENTS INSTITUTIONAL OPERATIONS COMPANY

ULTIMUS FUND SOLUTIONS

DST ASSET MANAGER SOLUTIONS

BROWN BROTHERS HARRIMAN AND CO

FIS INVESTOR SERVICES

2019

1,300

866

1,250

396

506

579

156

1,359

232

241

2020

1,280

934

1,205

382

494

569

235

1,267

280

301

2021

1,240

1,001

1,202

367

621

585

459

1,210

346

294

2022

1,196

1,151

1,202

943

799

587

508

575

325

297

2023

1,242

1,249

1,145

1,047

930

598

553

437

331

250

2024

1,239

1,225

1,095

1,003

902

594

558

412

300

246

Table 6.5: Aggregate ATNA for Funds Reporting Each Transfer Agent

($Billions)

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.10 — excludes sub-transfer agents. Note that each Fund may report

more than one transfer agent and, as a result, could contribute to the aggregate for multiple

transfer agents.

Transfer Agent

VANGUARD GROUP

FIDELITY INVESTMENTS INSTITUTIONAL OPERATIONS COMPANY

STATE STREET BANK AND TRUST COMPANY

AMERICAN FUNDS SERVICE COMPANY

BNY MELLON INVESTMENT SERVICING (US)

SS AND C GIDS

DST ASSET MANAGER SOLUTIONS

T ROWE PRICE SERVICES

BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON

US BANCORP FUND SERVICES

2019

6,025

3,036

3,124

2,187

1,576

825

3,258

840

228

553

2020

6,921

3,581

3,720

2,557

1,926

1,235

3,546

926

287

658

2021

8,145

4,051

3,834

2,796

2,228

894

3,917

1,071

390

705

2022

7,677

3,861

2,769

2,639

2,103

2,042

2,233

896

748

647

2023

8,376

4,492

3,052

2,824

2,391

2,332

2,249

884

869

735

2024

9,426

4,578

3,132

2,937

2,550

2,455

2,280

894

871

757

Table 6.6: Number of Funds Binned by Number of Transfer Agents Reported

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.10 — excludes sub-transfer agents. Funds not reporting Transfer

Agents are excluded from this table.

Transfer Agents per Series

1

2

3

Total

9

2019

12,595

120

0

12,715

2020

12,529

105

0

12,634

2021

12,606

200

0

12,806

2022

12,825

232

0

13,057

2023

12,943

263

7

13,213

SEC fle numbers and LEIs are used to promote consistency of reported names.

15

2024

12,602

242

9

12,853

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Pricing Services10

Table 6.7: Most Frequently Reported Pricing Services, by Number of

Funds

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.11. Note that each Fund may report more than one pricing service and,

as a result, could contribute to the aggregate for multiple pricing services.

Pricing Service

BLOOMBERG

PRICINGDIRECT

ICE DATA PRICING REFERENCE DATA

SP GLOBAL

ICE DATA SERVICES

INTERCONTINENTAL EXCHANGE

BLOOMBERG FINANCE

IHS MARKIT

REFINITIV US

REFINITIV US HOLDINGS

2019

6,025

4,882

3,746

294

4,435

3,119

2,091

5,661

997

4,275

2020

6,018

4,978

3,841

306

4,339

3,136

2,086

5,499

1,497

4,656

2021

6,169

5,178

4,273

558

4,204

2,988

1,958

5,118

1,731

4,581

2022

6,257

5,449

4,865

1,835

4,091

2,964

1,993

4,149

1,827

4,725

2023

6,413

5,623

5,286

4,510

4,144

2,852

2,186

1,967

1,248

1,089

2024

6,318

5,609

5,218

4,591

4,006

2,701

2,124

1,696

945

903

Table 6.8: Aggregate ATNA for Funds Reporting Each Pricing Service

($Billions)

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.11. Note that each Fund may report more than one pricing service and,

as a result, could contribute to the aggregate for multiple pricing services.

Pricing Service

ICE DATA PRICING REFERENCE DATA

BLOOMBERG

PRICINGDIRECT

BLOOMBERG FINANCE

SP GLOBAL

JPMORGAN CHASE BANK NA

ITG ANALYTICS

ICE DATA SERVICES

INTERCONTINENTAL EXCHANGE

IHS MARKIT

2019

7,512

12,097

9,566

9,212

699

6,216

6,046

7,499

5,248

16,537

2020

8,914

14,149

11,684

10,709

728

7,123

6,938

8,716

6,216

18,823

2021

10,072

16,193

12,544

11,419

1,127

8,240

8,169

9,327

6,216

20,195

2022

10,142

14,245

12,510

10,521

2,859

7,798

7,693

8,201

5,625

17,252

2023

14,860

15,419

13,706

11,565

9,253

8,560

8,378

8,926

6,302

9,885

2024

20,650

15,951

15,056

12,903

9,767

9,608

9,429

9,303

6,390

5,821

Table 6.9: Number of Funds Binned by Number of Pricing Services

Reported

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.11. Funds not reporting Pricing Services are excluded from this table.

Pricing Services per Series

1

2

3

4 or more

Total

10

2019

2,308

1,494

1,876

4,770

10,448

2020

2,261

1,464

2,023

4,651

10,399

LEIs are used to promote consistency of reported names.

16

2021

2,365

1,545

2,147

4,735

10,792

2022

2,267

1,857

2,026

5,016

11,166

2023

2,285

1,687

2,080

5,283

11,335

2024

2,209

1,612

1,958

5,300

11,079

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Custodians11

Table 6.10: Most Frequently Reported Custodians, by Number of Funds

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.12 — excludes sub-custodians. Note that each Fund may report more

than one custodian and, as a result, could contribute to the aggregate for multiple custodians.

Custodian

STATE STREET BANK

BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON

US BANK NA

JPMORGAN CHASE BANK NA

BROWN BROTHERS HARRIMAN CO

CITIBANK NA

GOLDMAN SACHS CO

CREDIT SUISSE SECURITIES (USA)

MORGAN STANLEY AND CO INTERNATIONAL

BANK OF AMERICA MERRILL LYNCH INTL

2019

5,265

2,616

1,084

1,476

804

268

419

414

414

414

2020

5,165

2,564

1,218

1,462

898

292

410

409

409

409

2021

5,008

2,699

1,369

1,345

915

378

408

405

405

405

2022

4,861

2,844

1,534

1,370

892

431

417

411

411

411

2023

4,860

2,895

1,616

1,546

887

469

375

374

374

374

2024

4,720

2,705

1,566

1,514

831

471

369

368

368

368

Table 6.11: Aggregate ATNA for Funds Reporting Each Custodian

($Billions)

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.12 — excludes sub-custodians. Note that each Fund may report more

than one custodian and, as a result, could contribute to the aggregate for multiple custodians.

Custodian

STATE STREET BANK

JPMORGAN CHASE BANK NA

BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON

JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, NA

BROWN BROTHERS HARRIMAN CO

CITIBANK NA

US BANK NA

STATE STREET BANK AND TRUST CO

NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY

GOLDMAN SACHS CO

2019

11,726

6,613

5,445

1,637

993

479

516

526

606

486

2020

13,489

7,568

6,656

1,896

1,363

640

617

656

738

586

2021

14,810

7,850

6,729

2,094

1,397

930

733

702

775

617

2022

12,801

7,763

7,236

1,980

1,261

1,086

653

661

651

625

2023

13,747

9,154

7,768

2,107

1,383

1,221

740

718

738

645

2024

14,623

9,756

7,796

2,178

1,459

1,231

767

761

760

643

Table 6.12: Number of Funds Binned by Number of Custodians Reported

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.12 — excludes sub-custodians. Funds not reporting Custodians are

excluded from this table.

Custodians per Series

1

2

3

4 or more

Total

11

2019

11,994

517

54

427

12,992

2020

11,751

641

43

425

12,860

LEIs are used to promote consistency of reported names.

17

2021

12,106

472

20

422

13,020

2022

12,352

394

54

433

13,233

2023

12,346

543

87

386

13,362

2024

12,014

527

53

378

12,972

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Table 6.13: Number of Funds Reporting a Custodian, by Type of Custody

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.12.a.vii.

Custody Type

Bank

Self

Futures commission merchants and commodity clearing organizations

Securities depository

Foreign custodian

Foreign securities depository

Other

Member national securities exchange

18

2019

12,281

758

458

39

216

46

0

33

2020

12,129

740

457

52

244

51

2

12

2021

12,247

695

447

131

129

47

2

14

2022

12,443

731

462

175

124

48

0

20

2023

12,585

727

422

201

126

87

0

11

2024

12,238

699

412

197

92

82

17

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Administrators12

Table 6.14: Most Frequently Reported Administrators, by Number of Funds

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.14 — excludes sub-administrators. Note that each Fund may report

more than one administrator and, as a result, could contribute to the aggregate for multiple

administrators.

Administrator

STATE STREET BANK

BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON

US BANCORP

FIDELITY SERVICE COMPANY

ULTIMUS FUND SOLUTIONS

CITI FUND SERVICES OHIO

US BANCORP FUND SERVICES

SEI INVESTMENTS GLOBAL FUNDS SERVICES

JPMORGAN CHASE BANK NA

BLACKROCK ADVISORS

2019

986

627

746

611

169

320

96

343

207

295

2020

1,000

650

670

611

256

334

199

301

203

269

2021

976

685

716

636

502

384

225

338

201

259

2022

908

784

825

639

556

411

230

339

237

256

2023

901

840

736

664

597

437

337

334

289

252

2024

885

815

733

660

630

422

320

311

281

245

Table 6.15: Aggregate ATNA for Funds Reporting Each Administrator

($Billions)

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.14 — excludes sub-administrators. Note that each Fund may report

more than one administrator and, as a result, could contribute to the aggregate for multiple

administrators.

Administrator

VANGUARD GROUP

FIDELITY SERVICE COMPANY

CAPITAL RESEARCH AND MGMT COMPANY

STATE STREET BANK

JP MORGAN INVESTMENT MGMT

BLACKROCK ADVISORS

SSGA FUNDS MGMT

CHARLES SCHWAB INVESTMENT MGMT

BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON

T ROWE PRICE ASSOCIATES

2019

6,025

3,052

2,185

2,621

848

904

566

428

343

840

2020

6,921

3,606

2,555

3,051

938

1,055

773

539

450

926

2021

8,145

4,083

2,794

3,320

1,039

1,199

868

560

510

1,072

2022

7,677

3,894

2,638

2,078

979

1,095

931

604

816

897

2023

8,376

4,548

2,822

2,167

1,218

1,143

1,011

906

932

885

2024

9,426

4,634

2,936

2,160

1,217

1,163

1,147

1,052

934

899

Table 6.16: Number of Funds Binned by Number of Administrators Reported

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.14 — excludes sub-administrators. Funds not reporting Administrators

are excluded from this table.

Administrators per Series

1

2

3

Total

12

2019

11,738

437

37

12,212

2020

11,707

381

44

12,132

LEIs are used to promote consistency of reported names.

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2021

11,964

344

40

12,348

2022

12,193

376

38

12,607

2023

12,265

459

42

12,766

2024

11,869

475

37

12,381

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Brokers13

Table 6.17: Most Frequently Reported Brokers, by Number of Funds

Form N-CEN, Items C.15-16. With respect to unafliated brokers, Funds are instructed to report

each of the ten brokers that received the largest dollar amount of brokerage commissions (excluding

dealer concessions in underwritings) by virtue of direct or indirect participation in the Fund’s

portfolio transactions. Note that each Fund may report more than one broker and, as a result, could

contribute to the aggregate for multiple brokers.

Broker

GOLDMAN SACHS AND CO

JP MORGAN SECURITIES

MORGAN STANLEY AND CO

BOFA SECURITIES

CITIGROUP GLOBAL MARKETS

UBS SECURITIES

JEFFERIES

BARCLAYS CAPITAL

RBC CAPITAL MARKETS

MERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER AND SMITH

SANFORD C BERNSTEIN AND CO

VIRTU AMERICAS

INSTINET

COWEN AND CO

WELLS FARGO SECURITIES

BNP PARIBAS SECURITIES CORP

PIPER SANDLER AND CO

BTIG

LIQUIDNET

NOMURA SECURITIES INTERNATIONAL

2019

4,608

4,633

4,226

2,444

4,011

3,379

2,402

2,367

1,735

2,030

1,662

701

1,730

1,274

1,211

165

587

640

997

187

2020

4,689

4,543

4,237

2,865

3,959

3,331

2,531

2,201

1,819

1,922

1,562

1,175

1,673

1,281

1,241

207

656

719

932

175

2021

4,860

4,479

4,305

3,041

3,809

3,243

2,849

2,283

1,896

1,822

1,505

1,272

1,791

1,255

1,048

371

698

856

835

186

2022

5,153

4,673

4,488

3,437

3,737

3,392

3,097

2,530

2,261

1,789

1,469

1,252

1,395

1,119

1,054

606

819

819

717

545

2023

5,196

4,771

4,368

3,649

3,630

3,374

3,268

2,621

2,296

1,715

1,326

1,186

1,136

1,079

1,083

825

853

857

752

784

2024

5,026

4,634

4,225

3,564

3,464

3,334

3,272

2,484

2,212

1,619

1,120

1,119

1,061

1,015

1,006

891

868

796

748

741

Table 6.18: Aggregate ATNA for Funds Reporting Each Broker ($Billions)

Form N-CEN, Items C.15-16. With respect to unafliated brokers, Funds are instructed to report

each of the ten brokers that received the largest dollar amount of brokerage commissions (excluding

dealer concessions in underwritings) by virtue of direct or indirect participation in the Fund’s

portfolio transactions. Note that each Fund may report more than one broker and, as a result, could

contribute to the aggregate for multiple brokers.

Broker

JP MORGAN SECURITIES

GOLDMAN SACHS AND CO

MORGAN STANLEY AND CO

BOFA SECURITIES

JEFFERIES

CITIGROUP GLOBAL MARKETS

CITIGROUP

MORGAN STANLEY

GOLDMAN SACHS GROUP

UBS SECURITIES

BANK OF AMERICA CORP

RBC CAPITAL MARKETS

BARCLAYS

BARCLAYS CAPITAL

MIZUHO SECURITIES USA

VIRTU AMERICAS

CITADEL SECURITIES INSTITUTIONAL

MERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER AND SMITH

COWEN AND CO

BLACKROCK INVESTMENTS

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2019

12,119

12,713

12,888

5,244

6,343

10,459

1,988

2,558

2,407

5,582

2,357

3,073

812

6,745

189

972

1

6,114

3,116

2,518

2020

13,929

15,624

15,198

8,414

8,920

12,103

2,297

3,014

2,865

6,961

2,638

3,836

1,072

6,299

365

2,221

35

6,426

3,110

2,984

2021

15,441

18,122

17,333

13,848

7,673

13,817

2,793

3,413

3,345

7,192

3,095

6,286

1,436

9,611

1,492

2,189

313

5,244

4,228

3,530

2022

15,326

17,315

16,440

13,481

8,216

12,782

3,433

2,572

2,440

7,352

2,431

9,031

1,323

9,714

2,812

2,020

157

3,861

3,894

3,324

2023

17,101

18,183

16,510

14,312

8,889

9,113

7,667

3,913

3,744

7,303

2,840

8,745

2,516

10,609

4,593

5,591

131

3,847

3,768

3,637

2024

18,441

15,309

13,450

11,192

9,448

9,447

8,770

8,525

7,947

7,479

7,459

7,282

7,099

6,790

5,491

4,994

4,419

4,061

3,978

3,651

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Table 6.19: Number of Funds Binned by Number of Brokers Reported

Form N-CEN, Items C.15-16. Funds not reporting Brokers are excluded from this table.

Brokers per Series

1

2

3

4 or more

Total

2019

1,623

1,031

796

8,038

11,488

2020

1,678

999

818

8,007

11,502

2021

1,739

1,021

871

7,994

11,625

21

2022

1,867

1,087

835

8,056

11,845

2023

1,997

1,196

801

7,988

11,982

2024

1,994

1,173

734

7,706

11,607

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Securities Lending Agents14

Table 6.20: Most Frequently Reported Securities Lending Agents, by

Number of Funds

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.6. Note that each Fund may report more than one securities lending

agent and, as a result, could contribute to the aggregate for multiple securities lending agents.

Securities Lending Agent

STATE STREET BANK

BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON

JPMORGAN CHASE BANK NA

CITIBANK NA

GOLDMAN SACHS BANK USA

BLACKROCK INSTITUTIONAL TRUST COMPANY,, NA

US BANK NA

NATIONAL FINANCIAL SERVICES

BROWN BROTHERS HARRIMAN CO

BLACKROCK INVESTMENT MGMT

2019

1,734

1,300

584

571

689

454

287

299

541

217

2020

1,764

1,264

631

593

592

448

325

330

564

211

2021

1,698

1,274

736

620

472

457

367

342

565

200

2022

1,715

1,294

749

598

462

477

426

408

465

196

2023

1,745

1,285

772

616

536

498

475

456

438

190

2024

1,657

1,220

759

608

554

492

464

457

405

183

Table 6.21: Aggregate ATNA for Funds Reporting Each Securities Lending

Agent ($Billions)

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.6. Note that each Fund may report more than one securities lending

agent and, as a result, could contribute to the aggregate for multiple securities lending agents.

Securities Lending Agent

VANGUARD GROUP

STATE STREET BANK

NATIONAL FINANCIAL SERVICES

JPMORGAN CHASE BANK NA

BLACKROCK INSTITUTIONAL TRUST COMPANY,, NA

CITIBANK NA

BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON

GOLDMAN SACHS BANK USA

BROWN BROTHERS HARRIMAN CO

BLACKROCK INVESTMENT MGMT

2019

3,729

3,054

1,600

2,254

1,825

1,566

1,172

2,116

1,106

635

2020

4,217

3,668

2,008

2,636

2,162

1,776

1,642

1,913

1,317

767

2021

5,164

4,029

2,383

2,974

2,652

1,979

1,373

1,388

1,353

821

2022

4,978

3,659

2,476

2,689

2,545

1,848

1,240

941

1,183

730

2023

5,429

3,705

2,919

2,790

2,841

2,087

1,341

1,299

1,273

753

2024

6,397

3,878

2,996

2,921

2,876

2,132

1,366

1,346

1,299

729

Table 6.22: Number of Funds Binned by Number of Securities Lending

Agents Reported

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.6. Funds not reporting Securities Lending Agents are excluded from

this table.

Securities Lending Agents per Series

1

2

Total

14

2019

6,561

339

6,900

LEIs are used to promote consistency of reported names.

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2020

6,704

268

6,972

2021

6,600

482

7,082

2022

6,763

416

7,179

2023

6,692

562

7,254

2024

6,549

541

7,090

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Cash Collateral Managers15

Table 6.23: Most Frequently Reported Cash Collateral Managers, by Number

of Funds

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.6. Note that each Fund may report more than one cash collateral

manager and, as a result, could contribute to the aggregate for multiple cash collateral managers.

Collateral Manager

BLACKROCK FUND ADVISORS

US BANCORP ASSET MGMT

FIDELITY MGMT AND RESEARCH COMPANY

JPMORGAN CHASE BANK NA

INVESCO ADVISERS

SSGA FUNDS MGMT

BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON

STATE STREET BANK

JP MORGAN INVESTMENT MGMT

GOLDMAN SACHS TRUST - FINANCIAL SQUARE TREASURY OBLIGATIONS FUND

2019

454

292

280

276

298

188

196

163

134

87

2020

448

335

344

265

323

195

185

171

134

130

2021

457

391

359

328

331

243

188

171

143

144

2022

477

426

359

328

332

240

214

164

145

151

2023

619

479

360

355

298

241

203

166

151

148

2024

671

468

357

351

295

242

183

159

149

148

Table 6.24: Aggregate ATNA for Funds Reporting Each Cash Collateral

Manager ($Billions)

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.6. Note that each Fund may report more than one cash collateral

manager and, as a result, could contribute to the aggregate for multiple cash collateral managers.

Collateral Manager

BLACKROCK FUND ADVISORS

FIDELITY MGMT AND RESEARCH COMPANY

SSGA FUNDS MGMT

STATE STREET BANK

JP MORGAN INVESTMENT MGMT

T ROWE PRICE ASSOCIATES

INVESCO ADVISERS

DIMENSIONAL FUND ADVISORS

PGIM

JPMORGAN CHASE BANK NA

2019

1,825

1,514

463

548

544

574

364

482

370

212

2020

2,162

2,198

629

711

551

637

461

544

411

220

2021

2,652

2,619

1,115

800

627

754

509

486

404

292

2022

2,545

2,413

1,173

712

596

649

524

447

340

260

2023

3,459

2,818

1,348

728

717

615

564

477

339

281

2024

3,580

2,892

1,427

765

718

688

564

477

330

290

Table 6.25: Number of Funds Binned by Number of Cash Collateral Managers

Reported

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item C.6. Funds not reporting Cash Collateral Managers are excluded from this

table.

Collateral Managers per Series

1

2

Total

15

2019

4,139

179

4,318

2020

4,240

165

4,405

LEIs are used to promote consistency of reported names.

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2021

4,319

216

4,535

2022

4,403

167

4,570

2023

4,548

165

4,713

2024

4,485

168

4,653

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Authorized Participants16

Table 6.26: Most Frequently Reported Authorized Participants, by Number

of Funds

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item E.2 — excludes authorized participants without creation and redemption

activity during the reported period. Note that each Fund may report more than one authorized

participant and, as a result, could contribute to the aggregate for multiple authorized

participants.

Authorized Participant

GOLDMAN SACHS CO

JP MORGAN SECURITIES

VIRTU AMERICAS

BOFA SECURITIES

JANE STREET CAPITAL

MERRILL LYNCH PROFESSIONAL CLEARING CORP

RBC CAPITAL MARKETS

CITADEL SECURITIES

UBS SECURITIES

CITIGROUP GLOBAL MARKETS

ABN AMRO CLEARING USA

MERRILL LYNCH PIERCE FENNER SMITH

MORGAN STANLEY CO

HRT FINANCIAL

MIZUHO SECURITIES USA

2019

1,156

1,079

940

102

255

1,469

606

655

425

263

379

348

379

124

60

2020

1,527

1,224

1,236

310

260

1,590

639

698

512

307

456

195

357

227

57

2021

1,791

1,522

1,501

374

355

1,821

681

777

540

330

422

205

338

234

69

2022

2,058

1,685

1,617

515

649

1,904

780

704

490

294

421

292

264

235

59

2023

2,368

1,905

1,726

1,520

1,378

1,305

895

678

520

428

354

311

298

189

169

2024

2,340

1,877

1,717

1,537

1,410

1,289

890

661

519

437

357

304

294

188

179

Table 6.27: Aggregate ATNA for Funds Reporting Each Authorized

Participant ($Billions)

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item E.2 — excludes authorized participants without creation and redemption

activity during the reported period. Note that each Fund may report more than one authorized

participant and, as a result, could contribute to the aggregate for multiple authorized

participants.

Authorized Participant

GOLDMAN SACHS CO

JP MORGAN SECURITIES

JANE STREET CAPITAL

MERRILL LYNCH PROFESSIONAL CLEARING CORP

RBC CAPITAL MARKETS

VIRTU AMERICAS

MORGAN STANLEY CO

CITADEL SECURITIES

ABN AMRO CLEARING USA

CITIGROUP GLOBAL MARKETS

BARCLAYS CAPITAL

UBS SECURITIES

HRT FINANCIAL

MIZUHO SECURITIES USA

JEFFERIES

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2019

5,349

5,491

3,852

6,020

5,303

4,405

4,291

3,844

3,740

3,525

2,346

2,259

538

948

1,004

2020

6,581

6,917

4,006

6,457

5,825

5,260

4,948

4,530

4,488

4,267

2,522

3,362

2,942

2,040

1,270

2021

8,438

8,496

4,731

8,946

7,010

6,790

6,729

6,150

5,980

6,305

2,170

3,040

4,315

4,274

1,028

2022

8,761

8,292

5,786

8,647

6,953

7,288

6,116

5,790

5,678

5,306

4,803

3,393

3,747

3,671

643

2023

10,389

9,470

9,686

9,279

8,578

7,961

6,983

6,617

6,292

5,398

5,984

3,361

4,385

3,926

1,021

2024

11,391

10,707

10,501

10,105

9,693

9,140

7,886

7,731

7,466

7,389

6,916

5,697

5,081

4,994

4,199

CRD numbers, SEC fle numbers, and LEIs are used to promote consistency of reported names.

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Table 6.28: Most Active Authorized Participants, by Creation and

Redemption Activity ($Billions)

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item E.2.

Authorized Participant

MERRILL LYNCH PROFESSIONAL CLEARING CORP

GOLDMAN SACHS CO

JP MORGAN SECURITIES

ABN AMRO CLEARING USA

BOFA SECURITIES

MORGAN STANLEY CO

JANE STREET CAPITAL

CITADEL SECURITIES

HRT FINANCIAL

CITIGROUP GLOBAL MARKETS

RBC CAPITAL MARKETS

VIRTU AMERICAS

BARCLAYS CAPITAL

BNP PARIBAS PRIME BROKERAGE

SG AMERICAS SECURITIES

2019

1,006

685

417

451

17

273

39

222

44

112

103

71

93

82

197

2020

1,273

1,140

586

522

81

279

35

298

189

170

151

161

88

113

286

2021

1,468

1,093

739

509

95

426

60

434

376

219

162

223

133

106

192

2022

1,454

1,159

779

576

100

355

137

451

290

181

133

213

195

131

162

2023

1,209

1,146

730

614

485

393

326

353

265

196

185

196

158

123

96

2024

1,268

1,236

835

766

676

575

350

336

273

244

244

205

203

167

161

Table 6.29: Number of Funds Binned by Number of Active Authorized

Participants Reported

Relies on Form N-CEN, Item E.2 — “Active AP” excludes authorized participants without creation

and redemption activity during the reported period.

Active APs

1

2

3

4

[5,10)

[10,15)

15 or more

Total

2019

219

329

397

366

695

92

45

2,143

2020

203

373

473

424

760

114

39

2,386

2021

250

433

508

540

894

104

31

2,760

25

2022

319

493

537

541

988

102

24

3,004

2023

330

560

710

579

1,082

125

33

3,419

2024

313

542

703

565

1,095

124

36

3,378

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Interval notation (e.g., [a, b], [a, b), (a, b], and (a, b)) is a way to describe the range of values

specifed by an ordered pair (in this case, a and b). In particular, [a, b] includes all values from a to b

including both a and b. [a, b) includes all values from a to b including a, but not b. (a, b] includes all

values from a to b including b, but not a. (a, b) includes all values from a to b excluding both a and b.

7.2

Methodology for Timeseries Analysis

Each Form N-CEN fling has an associated reporting period, or as-of date – Item A.1.a. We

gather all Form N-CEN flings and keep only the most recently fled Form N-CEN for each fund, and

for each reporting period — Form N-CEN flings received through April 04, 2025. In general, Form

N-CEN flings are not synchronous due to the fact that funds have diferent fscal years.

For each fund, a timeseries of fund status is constructed by “flling forward” the fund’s

reporting status from their initial Form N-CEN fling until the fnal fling (for a registrant) or the

termination date (for a series). Values reported on Form N-CEN are then associated with each of the

months on and following a report period, until another Form N-CEN report period is found or the

fund is no longer active.

Aggregate statistics in this report represent observations as of the end of each calendar year but,

given the asynchronous nature of Form N-CEN flings, these aggregates refect diferent as-of dates.

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Form N-CEN Changes

Below we include a brief summary of certain changes made to Form N-CEN since 2018 that may impact the

availability, or meaning of, historical information collected in certain data elements presented here in this

report.17

Release Number

IC-35308

Efective Date

November 17, 2025

IC-34084

February 19, 2021

Form N-CEN Amendments Refect

The amendments require more frequent reporting of monthly portfolio

holdings and related information to the Commission and the public,

amend certain reporting requirements relating to entity identifers, and

require open-end funds to report information about service providers

used to comply with liquidity risk management program requirements.

The amendments require a fund to identify whether it relied on rule

18f-4 during the reporting period and also whether a fund relied on any

of the exceptions from various requirements under rule 18f-4.

17

This summary only covers changes to Form N-CEN that could afect the data used in compiling this report. Therefore,

this summary is purposefully not a comprehensive list of all changes made to Form N-CEN over the time period shown.

In addition, item references refer to the version of Form N-CEN in efect as of the date of a particular rulemaking.

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Defnitions

Included by reference are all defnitions included in the General Instructions or question specifc instructions of

Form N-CEN.

ATNA

Average Total Net Assets is defned in this report by monthly average total net

assets for management investment companies that are not money market funds (Item

C.19.a), daily average total net assets for money market funds (Item C.19.b), and

total assets for UITs (Item F.11 and F.14.c).

CRD Number

Central Registration Depository number.

Family of Investment Companies

Except for insurance company separate accounts, any two or more registered investment companies that (i) share the same investment adviser or principal underwriter;

and (ii) hold themselves out to investors as related companies for purposes of investment and investor services.

Fund(s)

Each separate series of an individual registrant reported on Form N-CEN or, if an

individual registrant does not ofer a separate series, the registrant.

LEI

With respect to any company, the “legal entity identifer” as assigned by a utility

endorsed by the Global LEI Regulatory Oversight Committee or accredited by the

Global LEI Foundation.

N-1A

Open end management investment company registered under the Act on Form N1A.

N-2

Closed-end management investment company registered under the Act on Form N-2.

N-3

Separate account ofering variable annuity contracts which is registered under the

Act as a management investment company on Form N-3.

N-4

Separate account ofering variable annuity contracts which is registered under the

Act as a unit investment trust on Form N-4.

N-5

Small business investment company registered under the Act on Form N-5.

N-6

Separate account ofering variable life insurance contracts which is registered under

the Act as a unit investment trust on Form N-6.

N-8B-2

Unit investment trust registered under the Act on Form N-8B-2.

Registrant

The investment company fling this report or on whose behalf the report is fled.

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Series

Shares ofered by a Registrant that represent undivided interests in a portfolio of

investments and that are preferred over all other Series of shares for assets specifcally

allocated to that Series in accordance with rule 18f-2(a) (17 CFR 270.18f-2(a)).

UIT

Unit Investment Trust.

Underlying Fund for VA

Underlying fund to a variable annuity or variable life insurance contract, (Form NCEN, Item C.3.i).

VA

Variable Annuity.

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