AMERICAN AADVANTAGE FUNDS
497, 1996-07-16
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                         AMERICAN AADVANTAGE FUNDS
                            Institutional Class
                                     
                      Supplement dated July 16, 1996
                   to the Prospectus dated March 1, 1996
                                     

1)    The  AMR Trust Board has approved the addition of South Korea  as  an
eligible country in which the International Equity Portfolio may invest.

2)    The  first  complete paragraph on page 19 under "American  AAdvantage
Limited-Term Income Fund" is replaced by the following:

  Although  investments  will  not  be restricted  by  either  maturity  or
  duration  of  the  securities purchased, under normal circumstances,  the
  Portfolio  will  seek to maintain a dollar weighted average  duration  of
  one  to  three years. Because the timing on return of principal for  both
  asset-backed and mortgage-backed securities is uncertain, in  calculating
  the  average  weighted duration of the Portfolio, the duration  of  these
  securities  may  be  based on certain industry conventions.  The  Manager
  serves  as the sole active investment adviser to the Limited-Term  Income
  Fund and its corresponding Portfolio.

3)    The  first paragraph under "Fund Advisory Agreements" on page  30  is
supplemented as follows:

  At  meetings  held on March 26, 1996, the shareholders of  the  Balanced,
  Growth  and  Income  and  International Equity  Funds  and  the  interest
  holders  of their respective Portfolios approved the adoption  of  a  new
  policy.   This policy permits the Manager to enter into new  or  modified
  advisory  agreements  with  existing or new investment  advisers  without
  approval  of  Trust  Shareholders  or AMR  Trust  interest  holders,  but
  subject  to approval of the Board and the AMR Trust Board.  On  June  25,
  1996,  the  Securities and Exchange Commission issued an exemptive  order
  which  permits  the adoption of this policy, subject to  compliance  with
  certain  conditions. Accordingly, the Manager intends to rely  upon  this
  policy  in connection with future decisions to enter into new or modified
  advisory agreements with existing or new investment advisers.

4)The applicable disclosures on pages 32-35 are supplemented as follows:

  Brandywine  Asset  Management, Inc., ("Brandywine") and  Boatmen's  Trust
  Company  ("Boatmen's") have been approved as additional advisers  to  the
  Balanced  Portfolio and the Growth and Income Portfolio and  Rowe  Price-
  Fleming  International,  Inc.  ("Fleming")  has  been  approved   as   an
  additional  adviser to the International Equity Fund.  The  Manager  does
  not  currently  intend  to  allocate  assets  to  Boatmen's  or  Fleming.
  Effective  April  1,  1996,  the Manager  allocated  the  assets  of  the
  Balanced  Portfolio  and  the  Growth  and  Income  Portfolio  that  were
  previously  managed by Capital Guardian Trust Company to  Brandywine  and
  the other advisers to those Portfolios.

5)The fee schedule for Brandywine on page 32 is as follows:

  The  Manager pays Brandywine an annualized fee equal to .225%  of  assets
  in  the  Balanced Portfolio and .25% of assets in the Growth  and  Income
  Portfolio  of  the  first $500 million of assets under its  discretionary
  management; .225% of the next $100 million on all assets and .20% on  all
  excess assets of these portfolios.



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