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New DAX index rules to strengthen qualification criteria, adopt international standards
Methodology changes seek to raise quality of component companies and simplify selection criteria. Flagship DAX Index will grow to 40 constituents from 30 as of September 2021.
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Three Japan-Focused Notes Tracking STOXX Indices Listed by Mitsubishi Securities
The underlying indices show a varied range of strategies and investment approaches that were devised amid growing demand in the Asian country.
Qontigo has licensed three indices to Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities Co., Ltd., which underlie respective exchange-traded notes (ETNs) listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange today. All three indices have a Japan focus: iSTOXX® MUTB Japan Empowering Women 30, iSTOXX® MUTB Japan ESG 30 and iSTOXX® MUTB Japan Market Share Leaders.
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German Benchmark Index DAX Will be Strengthened by Additional Qualification Criteria and Harmonization with International Standards
Today, Qontigo’s global index provider STOXX Ltd., has published revised rules for the DAX Selection Indices (DAX, MDAX, SDAX and TecDAX). These rules will now be introduced successively.
On Friday, Qontigo’s global index provider STOXX Ltd. announced an unscheduled change to the MDAX index.
Returns since Nov. 9 show investors’ ideas about the economy have flipped, favoring Value stocks against the Momentum factor.
Derivatives tied to the Eurozone index and its dividends have enabled traders to hedge their exposure to corporate payouts during this year’s uncertain times.
As investor interest in sustainable assets continues to rise, a big challenge is how to ensure fund managers live up to their ESG claims.
A new STOXX index tracks the largest companies facilitating and benefitting from the digital revolution in financial services.
The recent Industry Classification Benchmark (ICB) revamp has introduced slight risk-profile adjustments at a portfolio’s sector level. A new Qontigo study unveils the extent of the changes.
We devised a series of co-branded indices that offer investors a spectrum of strategy tools and specific optionality, and gave our client flexibility, full support in index management, and the objectivity of a third-party index provider
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