MSCI Japan Climate Change Index

The MSCI Japan Climate Change Index is based on the MSCI Japan Index, its parent index, and includes large and mid-cap securities of the Japanese equity markets. The index aims to represent the performance of an investment strategy that re-weights securities based upon the opportunities and risks associated with the transition to a lower carbon economy, while seeking to minimize exclusions from the parent index. The Indexes are designed to exceed the minimum standards of the EU Climate Transition Benchmark (CTB).
Index code
726319
Inception date
Nov. 26, 2013
Benchmark administrator
MSCI Deutschland GmbH
Div Yld (%)
1.91
P/E
16.65
P/E Fwd
16.95
P/BV
1.83
Number of constituents
184
Index Market Cap
$3.54 T
Largest constituent Market Cap
$202.08 B
Smallest constituent Market Cap
$284.47 M
Average constituent Market Cap
$19.24 B
Median constituent Market Cap
$9.54 B
Does this benchmark pursue ESG objectives?
Yes
Data as of Nov. 29, 2024 

ESG metrics

Summary

MSCI Japan Climate Change Index

Implied Temperature Rise
> 2.0°C - < 3.2°C
100.0% coverage

MSCI ACWI IMI

Implied Temperature Rise
> 2.0°C - < 3.2°C
94.6% coverage
MSCI Japan Climate Change Index
Score
Coverage
ESG Score
7.6
100.0%
UN Global Compact Violations % (*)
0.0%
100.0%
Red Flag ESG Controversies % (*)
0.0%
100.0%
MSCI ACWI IMI
Score
Coverage
ESG Score
6.6
89.0%
UN Global Compact Violations % (*)
0.1%
99.8%
Red Flag ESG Controversies % (*)
0.1%
99.8%

(*) Additional ESG factor not mentioned in the regulation but provided for transparency purposes.

Data available as of Nov. 29, 2024. The information was updated as part of the regular monthly update cycle.

MSCI ESG and climate ratings, research and data are produced by MSCI ESG Research LLC, a subsidiary of MSCI Inc. MSCI ESG Indexes, Analytics, Real Assets, and Private Capital Solutions are products of MSCI Inc. that utilize information from MSCI ESG Research LLC. MSCI Indexes are administered by MSCI Limited and MSCI Deutschland GmbH.

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