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Navy Federal Financial Group Digital Investor List of Available Securities Ticker Name Sector A Agilent Technologies Inc. Healthcare AAL American Airlines Group Inc. Industrials AAN Aaron's, Inc. Industrials AAP Advance Auto Parts Inc. Consumer Discretionary AAPL Apple, Inc. Information Technology AAXN Axon Enterprise Inc. Industrials ABBV AbbVie Inc. Healthcare ABC AmerisourceBergen Corp. Healthcare ABMD ABIOMED, Inc. Healthcare ABT Abbott Laboratories Healthcare ACC American Campus Communities, Inc. Real Estate ACHC Acadia Healthcare Company, Inc. Healthcare ACIW WACI Worldwide, Inc. Information Technology ACM AECOM Industrials ACN Accenture plc Information Technology ADBE Adobe Systems Inc. Information Technology ADI Analog Devices, Inc. Information Technology ADM Archer-Daniels Midland Co. Consumer Staples ADNT Adient plc Consumer Discretionary ADP Automatic Data Processing, Inc. Industrials ADS Alliance Data Systems Corp. Financials ADSK Autodesk, Inc. Information Technology AEE Ameren Corporation Utilities AEO American Eagle Outfitters, Inc. Consumer Discretionary AEP American Electric Power Co., Inc. Utilities AES AES Corporation, The Utilities AFG American Financial Group Inc. Financials AFL AFLAC Inc. Financials AGCO AGCO Corporation Industrials AGG Core US Aggregate Bond iShares ETF AIG American International Group, Inc. Financials AIV Apartment Investment and Management Co. Real Estate AIZ Assurant Inc. Financials AJG Arthur J Gallagher & Co. Financials AKAM Akamai Technologies, Inc. Information Technology ALB Albemarle Corporation Materials ALE ALLETE Inc Utilities ALEX Alexander & Baldwin Inc Financials ALGN Align Technology Inc. Healthcare ALK Alaska Air Group, Inc. Industrials ALL Allstate Corporation, The Financials ALLE Allegion plc Industrials ALXN Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Healthcare AM Antero Midstream Partners LP Energy © 2021 Navy Federal Financial Group NFFG 688C (1-21) Page 1 of 20 Ticker Name Sector AMAT Applied Materials, Inc. Information Technology AMCR Amcor plc Materials AMCX AMC Networks Inc. Consumer Discretionary AMD Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. Information Technology AME Ametek Inc. Industrials AMED Amedisys Inc Healthcare AMGN Amgen Inc. Healthcare AMP Ameriprise Financial, Inc. Financials AMT American Tower Corporation Communication AMZN Amazon.com Inc Consumer Discretionary AN AutoNation Inc. Consumer Discretionary ANET Arista Networks, Inc. Information Technology ANSS Ansys, Inc. Information Technology ANTM Anthem, Inc. Healthcare AON Aon plc Financials AOS AO Smith Corp. Industrials APA Apache Corp. Energy APD Air Products & Chemicals Inc. Materials APH Amphenol Corporation Information Technology APTV Aptiv PLC Consumer Discretionary ARE Alexandria Real Estate Equities, Inc. Real Estate ARW Arrow Electronics, Inc. Information Technology ASB Associated Banc-Corp Financials ASGN On Assignment Inc. Industrials ASH Ashland Inc. Materials ATGE Adtalem Global Education Inc. Consumer Staples ATI Alleghany Technologies Inc. Industrials ATO Atmos Energy Corporation Utilities ATR AptarGroup, Inc. Consumer Discretionary ATVI Activision Blizzard, Inc. Information Technology AVB Avalonbay Communities Inc. Real Estate AVGO Avago Technologies Limited Information Technology AVNS Avanos Medical, Inc. Healthcare AVNT Avient Corp. Materials AVT Avnet, Inc. Information Technology AVY Avery Dennison Corporation Industrials AWK American Water Works Company, Inc. Utilities AXP American Express Co. Financials AYI Acuity Brands, Inc. Information Technology AZO AutoZone, Inc. Consumer Discretionary BA Boeing Company, The Industrials BAC Bank of America Corp. Financials BAX Baxter International Inc. Healthcare BBBY Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. Consumer Discretionary BBY Best Buy Co, Inc. Consumer Discretionary BC Brunswick Corporation Consumer Discretionary BCO The Brink's Company Industrials BDC Belden Inc Information Technology BDX Becton, Dickinson and Company Healthcare BEN Franklin Resources Inc. Financials BF.B Brown Forman Corp. Consumer Staples © 2021 Navy Federal Financial Group NFFG 688C (1-21) Page 2 of 20 Ticker Name Sector BHF Brighthouse Financial Inc. Financials BIIB BBiogen Inc. Healthcare BIO Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc. Healthcare BIV Intermediate-Term Bond Vanguard ETF ETF BK Bank of New York Mellon Corp., The Financials BKH Black Hills Corp Utilities BKNG Booking Holdings Inc. Consumer Discretionary BKR Baker Hughes Company Energy BLK BlackRock, Inc. Financials BLKB Blackbaud Inc Information Technology BLL Ball Corporation Consumer Discretionary BLV Vanguard Long-Term Bond Index Fund ETF ETF BMY Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. Healthcare BND US Total Bond Market Index ETF Vanguard ETF BNDX Total International Bond Index Vanguard ETF BOH Bank of Hawaii Corporation Financials BOND PIMCO Active Bond Exchange-Traded Fund ETF BR Broadridge Financial Solutions, Inc. Industrials BRK.B Berkshire Hathaway Inc. Hld B Financials BRO Brown & Brown Inc. Financials BRX Brixmor Property Group Inc. Real Estate BSV Short-Term Bond ETF Vanguard ETF BSX Boston Scientific Corp. Healthcare BWA BorgWarner Inc. Consumer Discretionary BXP Boston Properties Inc. Real Estate BXS BancorpSouth, Inc. Financials BYD Boyd Gaming Corporation Consumer Discretionary C Citigroup Inc. Financials CABO Cable One Inc Information Technology CACI CACI International Inc Information Technology CAG ConAgra Foods, Inc. Consumer Staples CAH Cardinal Health, Inc. Healthcare CAKE Cheesecake Factory, Inc., The Consumer Discretionary CAR Avis Budget Group, Inc. Industrials CARR Carrier Industrials CASY Casey's General Stores, Inc. Consumer Staples CAT Caterpillar Inc. Industrials CATY Cathay General Bancorp Financials CB Chubb Corporation, The Financials CBOE CBOE Holdings, Inc. Financials CBRE CBRE Group, Inc. Real Estate CBRL Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, Inc. Consumer Discretionary CBSH Commerce Bancshares, Inc. Financials CBT Cabot Corporation Materials CC Chemours Company, The Materials CCI Crown Castle International Corp. Communication CCL Carnival Corporation Consumer Discretionary CDK CDK Global, Inc. Information Technology CDNS Cadence Design Systems Inc. Information Technology CDW CDW Corporation Information Technology CE Celanese Corporation Materials © 2021 Navy Federal Financial Group NFFG 688C (1-21) Page 3 of 20 Ticker Name Sector CERN Cerner Corporation Information Technology CF CF Industries Holdings, Inc. Materials CFG Citizens Financial Group, Inc. Financials CFR Cullen/Frost Bankers, Inc. Financials CFX Colfax Corporation Industrials CGNX Cognex Corporation Information Technology CHD Church & Dwight Co. Inc. Consumer Staples CHDN Churchill Downs Incorporated Consumer Discretionary CHE Chemed Corp. Healthcare CHRW WCH Robinson Worldwide Inc. Industrials CHTR Charter Communications, Inc Communication CI Cigna Corp. Healthcare CIEN Ciena Corporation Information Technology CINF Cincinnati Financial Corp. Financials CL Colgate-Palmolive Co. Consumer Staples CLB Core Laboratories NV Energy CLGX CoreLogic, Inc. Industrials CLH Clean Harbors, Inc. Industrials CLI Mack-Cali Realty Corp Financials CLX The Clorox Company Consumer Staples CMA Comerica Incorporated Financials CMC Commercial Metals Company Materials CMCSA Comcast Corp. Communication CMD Cantel Medical Corp. Healthcare CME CME Group Inc. Financials CMG Chipotle Mexican Grill, Inc. Consumer Discretionary CMI Cummins Inc. Industrials CMP Compass Minerals International Inc. Materials CMS CMS Energy Corp. Utilities CNC Centene Corp. Healthcare CNK Cinemark Holdings Inc. Consumer Discretionary CNO CNO Financial Group, Inc. Financials CNP CenterPoint Energy, Inc. Utilities CNX CNX Resources Corp. Energy COF Capital One Financial Corporation Financials COG Cabot Oil & Gas Corp. Energy COHR Coherent Inc Information Technology CONE Cyrusone Inc. Real Estate COO Cooper Companies Inc., The Healthcare COP ConocoPhillips Energy COR CoreSite Realty Corporation Real Estate COST Costco Wholesale Consumer Staples COTY Coty, Inc. Consumer Staples CPB Campbell Soup Company Consumer Staples CPRT Copart, Inc. Consumer Discretionary CPT Camden Property Trust Real Estate CR Crane Co. Industrials CREE Cree, Inc. Information Technology CRI Carter's, Inc. Consumer Discretionary CRL Charles River Laboratories International Healthcare CRM Salesforce.com, Inc Information Technology © 2021 Navy Federal Financial Group NFFG 688C (1-21) Page 4 of 20 Ticker Name Sector CRS Carpenter Technology Corp. Industrials CRUS Cirrus Logic Inc. Information Technology CSCO Cisco Systems, Inc. Information Technology CSL Carlisle Companies Incorporated Consumer Discretionary CSX CSX Corp. Industrials CTAS Cintas Corporation Industrials CTL CenturyLink, Inc. Communication CTLT Catalent, Inc. Healthcare CTSH Cognizant Technology Solutions Corp. Information Technology CTVA Corteva, Inc. Materials CTXS Citrix Systems, Inc. Information Technology CUZ Cousins Properties Inc Financials CVET Covetrus Inc. Healthcare CVLT CommVault Systems, Inc. Information Technology CVS CVS Health Corporation Healthcare CVX Chevron Corporation Energy CW Curtis-Wright Corp. Industrials CXO Concho Resources, Inc. Energy CXW Corrections Corporation of America Real Estate CZR Caesars Entertainment Corporation Consumer Discretionary D Dominion Resources, Inc. Utilities DAL Delta Air Lines Inc. Industrials DAN Dana Holding Corporation Consumer Discretionary DCI Donaldson Company, Inc. 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