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Holdings—Artisan International Fund (ARTIX Artisan International Fund Holdings As of 30 June 2019 Portfolio Holdings Quantity Security Name/Description Price Book Total Market Value Book Pct Assets (%) 210,368 adidas AG 308.72 64,945,366.43 0.59 131,166 Adyen NV 771.64 101,212,415.45 0.92 42,239,746 AIA Group Ltd 10.79 455,560,070.20 4.14 2,347,651 Air Liquide SA 139.92 328,483,691.78 2.98 3,070,815 Airbus SE 141.77 435,360,583.48 3.96 1,103,662 Allianz SE 241.07 266,054,500.78 2.42 90,863 Alphabet Inc 1,082.80 98,386,456.40 0.89 88,773 Alphabet Inc 1,080.91 95,955,623.43 0.87 134,609 Amadeus IT Group SA 79.21 10,662,430.85 0.10 103,103 Amazon.com Inc 1,893.63 195,238,933.89 1.77 868,042 Amundi SA 69.82 60,604,904.28 0.55 1,542,000 ANTA Sports Products Ltd 6.87 10,590,306.84 0.10 1,870,483 Aon PLC 192.98 360,965,809.34 3.28 231,931 ASML Holding NV 208.93 48,457,518.71 0.44 5,649,452 Assicurazioni Generali SpA 18.83 106,381,305.34 0.97 1,368,442 AVEVA Group PLC 51.33 70,244,014.94 0.64 4,644,512 B3 SA - Brasil Bolsa Balcao 9.77 45,393,438.81 0.41 113,783,805 Bank Rakyat Indonesia Persero Tbk PT 0.31 35,115,723.90 0.32 589,673 Beiersdorf AG 120.02 70,773,087.13 0.64 4,087,098 BNP Paribas SA 47.49 194,100,295.62 1.76 288,724 Calbee Inc 26.97 7,787,500.73 0.07 949,827 Canadian National Railway Co 92.48 87,840,000.96 0.80 244,981 Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd 235.24 57,629,330.44 0.52 459,803 Capgemini SE 124.34 57,172,771.75 0.52 81,195 Carlsberg A/S 132.57 10,763,905.31 0.10 4,536,865 Deutsche Boerse AG 141.46 641,763,327.41 5.83 10,160,084 Deutsche Post AG 32.86 333,882,610.81 3.03 1,376,033 Dollarama Inc 35.18 48,408,873.51 0.44 1,279,685 Eiffage SA 98.86 126,508,985.98 1.15 4,151,800 Experian PLC 30.28 125,698,269.28 1.14 17,386 Ferguson PLC 71.12 1,236,443.65 0.01 2,002,655 Fortum OYJ 22.10 44,257,751.28 0.40 1,144,642 Genmab A/S 183.88 210,473,997.98 1.91 1,478,023 Hennes & Mauritz AB 17.81 26,319,398.59 0.24 7,157,139 Housing Development Finance Corp Ltd 31.76 227,288,608.20 2.07 1,978,850 Idorsia Ltd 22.84 45,204,215.32 0.41 24,477,787 ING Groep NV 11.59 283,792,319.53 2.58 1,415,925 Intercontinental Exchange Inc 85.94 121,684,594.50 1.11 69,390,667 Intesa Sanpaolo SpA 2.14 148,497,567.86 1.35 3,796,796 Japan Exchange Group Inc 15.88 60,289,521.42 0.55 1,284,924 Koninklijke DSM NV 123.60 158,820,165.65 1.44 593,927 Kweichow Moutai Co Ltd 143.27 85,090,075.85 0.77 3,679,181 Linde PLC 200.87 739,032,359.72 6.72 2,787,533 London Stock Exchange Group PLC 69.67 194,205,910.49 1.76 481,506 Lonza Group AG 337.43 162,474,980.94 1.48 3,285,345 Medtronic PLC 97.39 319,959,749.56 2.91 3,242,739 MMC Norilsk Nickel PJSC 22.71 73,642,602.69 0.67 4,207,184 Nestle SA 103.52 435,543,961.32 3.96 278,590 Nice Ltd 137.00 38,166,830.00 0.35 2,436,066 Nippon Shinyaku Co Ltd 70.49 171,721,018.43 1.56 1,480,097 Novartis AG 91.37 135,243,446.42 1.23 14,430,397 Petroleo Brasileiro SA 15.57 224,681,281.29 2.04 32,455,672 Petroleo Brasileiro SA 7.11 230,658,026.49 2.10 Artisan International Fund Holdings As of 30 June 2019 Portfolio Holdings Quantity Security Name/Description Price Book Total Market Value Book Pct Assets (%) 2,626,458 RELX PLC 24.25 63,690,806.15 0.58 4,981,547 Rentokil Initial PLC 5.05 25,147,104.57 0.23 633,349 Safran SA 146.52 92,795,340.91 0.84 1,986,800 Sands China Ltd 4.78 9,499,466.19 0.09 444,632 Schneider Electric SE 90.70 40,325,941.93 0.37 1,305,472 Symrise AG 96.24 125,644,035.15 1.14 8,694,992 Taiyo Nippon Sanso Corp 21.22 184,521,093.54 1.68 1,493,540 Vinci SA 102.41 152,949,288.31 1.39 1,135,334 Willis Towers Watson PLC 191.54 217,461,874.36 1.98 3,486,506 Wirecard AG 168.35 586,945,109.25 5.33 33,843,000 Wynn Macau Ltd 2.24 75,816,083.59 0.69 Total Equity Securities 10,265,023,024.91 93.28 17,776,032 Ryanair Holdings PLC P-Cert 11.50 204,455,760.47 1.86 Total Equity Derivatives 204,455,760.47 1.86 Total Portfolio Holdings 10,469,478,785.38 95.14 Other Assets Less Liabilities* 535,107,972.57 4.86 Total Net Assets $11,004,586,757.95 100.00% *Other Assets Less Liabilities include Cash, Cash Equivalents and/or Currency Derivatives, which may include unrealized gains/losses from foreign exchange contracts. All figures are presented in USD unless otherwise noted. Information in this report includes all classes of shares. The Fund's portfolio holdings are as of the date indicated and are subject to change without notice. The listing of holdings does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation of any individual security. This listing is for informational purposes only and may not be identical to the official books and records of the Fund. Security names may not represent the official legal corporate name. Please refer to the Fund's most recent Annual Report for an audited portfolio holdings list. If applicable, SEDOL information sourced from the London Stock Exchange SEDOL Masterfile. This material is provided for informational purposes without regard to your particular investment needs. This material shall not be construed as investment or tax advice on which you may rely for your investment decisions. Investors should consult their financial and tax adviser before making investments in order to determine the appropriateness of any investment product discussed herein. We expressly confirm that neither Artisan Partners nor its affiliates have made or are making an investment recommendation, or have provided or are providing investment advice of any kind whatsoever (whether impartial or otherwise), in connection with any decision to hire Artisan Partners as an investment adviser, invest in or remain invested in any funds to which we serve as investment adviser or otherwise engage with Artisan Partners in a business relationship. Carefully consider the Fund’s investment objective, risks and charges and expenses. This and other important information is contained in the Fund's prospectus and summary prospectus, which can be obtained by calling 800.399.1770. Read carefully before investing. Artisan Partners Funds offered through Artisan Partners Distributors LLC, member FINRA..
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