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The International Account
The Intercontinental International Account is a fully discretionary, separate account that invests the majority of its assets in non-U.S. denominated currencies. It is anticipated that the investments will include, but not be limited to, stocks, ETFs, bonds, mutual funds, currencies, options and other tradable financial instruments. The strategy may include selling short certain positions, but no leverage will be utilized.
The strategy is to invest in assets located outside the U.S., including assets denominated in different currencies. There are two themes to the strategy. The first is to provide diversification and an alternative for investors who hold a large part of their net worth in U.S.-based assets. The second is to invest in regions of the world that have faster growth rates and other economic factors more favorable than those of the U.S.



