… channels, where investors are increasingly seeking diversification, income, and risk management through more holistic portfolio construction. Investment Solutions leverage our capabilities across public and private asset classes to pursue strategic partnerships. This quarter, Investment Solutions Enterprise AUM surpassed $100 billion. Digital assets also continue to play an important role in modernizing financial infrastructure, and Franklin Templeton remains at the forefront. Earlier this month, the state of Wyoming debuted the nation's first state-issued stable token with Franklin Templeton managed reserves, further demonstrating our leadership in blockchain-enabled investment solutions. Our digital asset AUM is $1.8 billion, inclusive of approximately $900 million in tokenized funds, and approximately 800 million in crypto ETFs. Turning to artificial intelligence, we've made significant progress in advancing our AI efforts. Yesterday, we announced the launch of Intelligence Hub, a modular AI-driven distribution platform powered by Microsoft Azure, building on the advanced financial AI initiatives announced in April 2024. Intelligence Hub delivers our vision for U.S. distribution by modernizing core activities, improving sales effectiveness, and enhancing the client experience. One of Franklin Templeton's strengths is our global presence, and international markets are an integral part of our growth strategy. We currently operate in over 30 countries, and our international business continues to expand with positive net flows for the quarter with strength in EMEA. Now, in terms of investment performance, over half of our mutual fund and ETF AUM is outperforming its peer medium across the three, five, and 10-year periods. Similarly, over half of strategy composite AUM is outperforming its benchmarks over the same time periods. Compared to the prior quarter, mutual fund investment performance increased in the five and 10-year periods and declined modestly in the one and three-year periods due to select U.S. equity strategies. On the strategy composite side, investment performance improved in the 10-year period, was stable in the three-year period, and declined in the one and five-year periods. The one-year decline was primarily driven by the liquidity strategies. Overall, long-term performance remains competitive and continues to support both organic …