Emerging Market Index: Built to Last

Video
October 23, 2020

The final episode of the of the emerging markets video series focuses on why emerging markets are integral to global investing along with the drivers behind sustained growth in emerging markets allocation by institutional investors. Addiitonally our speakers discuss how sound investment decision making is supported by the MSCI Methodology, a methodology that is widely recognized as the global standard and that guides global capital flows.
In this video our speakers will focus on the below areas
  • Why is Emerging markets built to last?
  • Principles to emerging markets index construction
  • The methodology underlying the emerging markets index construction and steps followed
  • Define the opportunity set and how we reclassifcy markets in emerging markets
Featuring: Douglas Walls, APAC Head of Index Products and Zhen Wei, Head of APAC Index Solutions Research

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