alleryStart learning →Institutional share classes with very high minimum investments are usually labelled what?
AClass R
BClass I
CClass B
DClass N
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Class I
Class I shares are institutional no-load shares with very high minimum investment requirements.
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