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The new MSCI ESG Universal Indexes are a modern way of indexing, and are designed to address the needs of asset owners (who also classify themselves as universal owners), who may look to enhance their exposure to ESG while maintaining a broad and diversified universe to invest in.
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Currency movements can have a significant impact on the performance of global market indexes – particularly during financial crises and in volatile times. MSCI has developed a range of hedging indexes that aim to reflect various ways to hedge currency risk in an equity opportunity set.
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The MSCI Low Carbon Indexes is intended to help identify potential risks associated with the transition to a low carbon economy while representing the performance of the broad equity market - the first benchmarks designed to address two dimensions of carbon exposure: carbon emissions and fossil fuel reserves.
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The MSCI Japan Empowering Women (WIN) Select Index, which is part of the MSCI environmental, social and governance (ESG) indexes, aim to represent the performance of companies that are leading within their GICS®1 sector in terms of promoting and maintaining gender diversity, while also meeting certain quality factor criteria.
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The MSCI Emerging Markets ex China Index captures large and mid cap representation across 22 of the 23 Emerging Markets (EM) countries excluding China.
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The MSCI Factor Tilt Indexes‒ which are part of the High Capacity Factor Indexes ‒ have higher investability requirements by tilting market capitalization weights of securities based on the relevant factor score. All constituents of a parent index are then reweighted accordingly, resulting in a factor tilt index offering relatively high capacity and investability.
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MSCI Indexes with IDCo Fair Value Pricing make it easier and simpler for active mutual fund managers, pension plans and consultants to explain artificial tracking error between a fund’s fair value adjusted NAV and an MSCI index calculated using closing prices. They are calculated using fair value adjustment factors as of the close of the New York Stock Exchange provided by Interactive Data’s Fair Value Information Service.
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MSCI Factor ESG Target Indexes are designed to represent the performance of a strategy that seeks systematic integration of ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) into Factor Investing. They help provide a set of Factor Indexes that aim to be more “ESG-aware”. Discover more now
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MSCI High Dividend Low Volatility (HDLV) indexes are designed to contain a fixed number of liquid securities with sustainable and persistent high dividend yield, while aiming to keep volatility of the indexes low.
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The MSCI Eurozone Social Select 30 Index (the ‘Index’) aims to represent the performance of a set of 30 companies from the European Economic and Monetary Union region which have robust Social Pillar Score.