Unitholders of nine Royal Bank of Canada mutual funds approved a broadening of their funds’ investment objectives and corresponding changes in names to reflect the removal of foreign-content restrictions. As of July 4, RBC Balanced Growth Fund will invest in equity and fixed-income securities in Canada, the U.S. and internationally. RBC Blue Chip Canadian Equity Fund, RBC Canadian Value Fund and RBC Canadian Growth Fund will add U.S. investments in their respective asset classes to their Canadian holdings; their new names will reflect this North American focus. RBC Energy and RBC Precious Metals funds will take an international focus and add Global to their names. RBC Global FInancial Services Sector Fund will add equities of companies that produce and distribute consumer goods and services to its mandate and be renamed the Global Consumer and Financials Fund. Similarly, RBC Global Resources Sector Fund will drop “Sector” from its name and add companies delivering infrastructure products and services to its mandate; RBC Global Technology Sector Fund will also relinquish the “sector” and add investments in global telecommunication companies. RBC Global Balanced Fund will merge into RBC Balanced Growth.