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MSCI Blog
The World Comes to ChinaEmerging markets may never be the same. On May 31, MSCI will include about 233 China large-cap A shares to the MSCI Emerging Markets Index. Inclusion at a 5% initial weight could lead to approximately USD 22 billion of capital inflows into these stocks. What might investors need to consider as we approach this milestone?
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MSCI Event
UK Sustainability Disclosure Requirements (SDR): Challenges, Practical Solutions & Looking Ahead
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Research Report
Changes in the Nikkei 225On October 1, 1991, six companies in the Nikkei 225 were replaced. A change in a widely-followed index has implications for both active and passive investors. Passive investors must make trades to keep up with the new index. Active investors for whom the index serves as a benchmark find that an already-moving "target" has suddenly jumped out of their sights. In this report, we'll look at how different the old index is from the new and whether the new index...
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Webcast
Discussion of Results of MSCI's 2017 Market Classification Review (Session 1)Please join us on June 22 to review the MSCI Annual 2017 Market Classification, the results of which are announced on June 20, 2017. During this webinar MSCI discussed MSCI's position on China A-shares as well as any new potential reclassification proposals for MSCI Indexes. In addition, MSCI also commented on the reclassification proposals of the MSCI Argentina and MSCI Nigeria Index, respectively.
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Webcast
Discussion of Results of MSCI's 2017 Market Classification Review (Session 2 & 3)Please join us on June 22 to review the MSCI Annual 2017 Market Classification, the results of which are announced on June 20, 2017. During this webinar MSCI discussed MSCI's position on China A-shares as well as any new potential reclassification proposals for MSCI Indexes. In addition, MSCI also commented on the reclassification proposals of the MSCI Argentina and MSCI Nigeria Index, respectively.
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Research Report
Nuclear Restart Plan Implications for Japanese Electric UtilitiesKansai, Hokuriku, and Kyushu, three companies with ambitious nuclear restart plans (64%, 69% and 79% of installed nuclear capacity), recorded higher than average radioactive waste intensities per unit of power generated, suggesting they may be more exposed to risks of future costs and unforeseen liabilities from radioactive waste leakages. Further, Kansai and Kyushu had the weakest cash flow to CAPEX ratios among the peer group (-22% and 17% in FY2010-14) – suggesting less buffer against...
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Research Report
French Barometer – 22nd EditionIn the 22nd edition of the French Barometer, the biggest investment companies adjust their anticipations on the French investment property market for 2017 and 2018.
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Press Release
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Support Site Video
The SEC’s Proposed New Rules for Liquidity Risk Management: What You Need to Know
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MSCI Blog
Investing in Convertible Bonds When Rates RiseIs my convertible bond more like a stock or a bond? How can I identify convertible bonds offering protection from rising rates?