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- AIG Focused Growth Fund Class W (FOCWX), a portfolio of SunAmerica Specialty Series managed by affiliates of Corebridge Financial, Inc. (formerly part of American International Group, Inc.), seeks growth of capital through active management of a non-diversified equity portfolio. The fund allocates approximately 65% of its assets to large-cap growth securities and 35% to small- and mid-cap growth securities, typically holding up to 40 positions including 10 to 20 large-cap names and 20 small- to mid-cap names; it focuses on securities offering strong capital appreciation potential across broad market sectors, with top holdings historically including companies such as Tesla Inc., Meta Platforms Inc., The Walt Disney Co., Microsoft Corp., and Amazon.com Inc. The fund is available to institutional and qualified investors through Class W shares, which feature lower expense ratios compared to retail classes like A (FOCAX) or C (FOCCX), and targets long-term investors seeking exposure to U.S. growth equities without diversification constraints. Operated under the SunAmerica Advisor Funds complex, the fund traces its origins to the SunAmerica Focused Alpha Growth Fund, which underwent a name change to AIG Focused Multi-Cap Growth Fund around 2017 amid broader rebranding of SunAmerica mutual funds following AIG's 1999 acquisition of SunAmerica Inc.; it is domiciled in the United States with administrative headquarters aligned to Corebridge Financial in New York, New York, and maintains a low portfolio turnover of approximately 24%. Geographically, the fund invests primarily in U.S.-listed securities, serving institutional clients, financial advisors, and high-net-worth individuals through broker-dealer platforms; it operates without significant international direct exposure but benefits from global market influences on its holdings. Recent developments include the continued integration of AIG's asset management operations into Corebridge Financial following AIG's 2022 spin-off of its life and retirement business, which oversees the SunAmerica fund family; while no specific acquisitions, launches, or partnerships were announced for FOCWX in 2024-2025, the fund has sustained its strategy amid market volatility, posting competitive performance relative to large-growth peers, and remains positioned for potential rebalancing under normal market conditions. The fund's non-diversified structure allows concentrated positions, heightening sensitivity to individual issuer risks but aligning with its high-conviction growth mandate.