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- William Blair Large Cap Growth Fund Class N (LCGNX) is an open-end mutual fund that seeks long-term capital appreciation by investing primarily in a concentrated, high-conviction portfolio of equity securities issued by large-cap domestic growth companies; it maintains a generally sector- and market cap-neutral approach with at least 80% of net assets in such securities, emphasizing structurally advantaged firms in growing industries that demonstrate durable earnings growth, quality management, and solid financials. The fund offers Class N shares with a net expense ratio of 0.90%, a minimum initial investment of USD 2,500, and daily pricing, featuring top holdings such as Microsoft Corp. (12.38%), NVIDIA Corp. (10.36%), Apple Inc. (9.47%), Amazon.com Inc. (8.02%), and Meta Platforms Inc. (6.39%), with sector allocations led by technology (51.47%), consumer cyclical (13.14%), and financial services (9.65%). Managed by Partners James Golan, CFA (since May 2005), and David Ricci, CFA (since December 2011), the fund targets institutional and retail investors in the United States, with total net assets of approximately USD 2.65 billion across share classes as of late 2025. LCGNX, with an inception date of December 27, 1999, operates as part of the William Blair Funds family managed by William Blair Investment Management, LLC, a division of the employee-owned global financial services firm founded in 1935 and headquartered at 150 North Riverside Plaza in Chicago, Illinois. The fund integrates proprietary ESG considerations into its fundamental analysis without altering its core growth objective; it employs a quality growth strategy to exploit market inefficiencies in traditional and fallen quality growth stocks, supported by William Blair's 53 dedicated research analysts and 30 portfolio managers. Recent developments at William Blair include the naming of Robert D. Kendall as global head of investment management in 2025 to oversee strategic direction, portfolio management, and client activities; the addition of new partners for 2025; and recognition of William Blair Investment Management as a 2025 Best Place to Work by Pensions & Investments, alongside ongoing expansions in private wealth management such as the Philadelphia team growth.