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By Joe Marsh | 27 July 2010
The index provider is also working on custom benchmarks for other clients, including an Asia-Pacific Reit index.
By Joe Marsh | 18 September 2009
Malaysia becomes a candidate for potential upgrade in FTSE Group’s Global Equity Index Series, while China A-shares and Taiwan miss out on promotion this year.
By Rita Raagas De Ramos | 31 January 2008
The index series can be used by even the most conservative Shariah-compliant investors since it makes use of asset-based debt screening.
By Rita Raagas De Ramos | 17 October 2007
The index goes live in January, but trial values are already available.
By Rita Raagas De Ramos | 24 September 2007
FTSE CEO Mark Makepeace expects South Korea to clear a foreign exchange hurdle and become eligible to investors as a developed market next year.
By Samuel Riding | 13 October 2006
China index market heats up as Shanghai exchange begins breach of contract case against FTSE Xinhua.
By Alastair Reed | 5 July 2006
The new S&P/Citic all-share index will take on FTSE/Xinhua’s dominant range of products.
By Kamni Bharwani | 24 March 2004
Korea, Taiwan and China on FTSE watch list for status change.
By Jame DiBiasio | 19 April 2001
The China 25 is the first of a series of tradable China indices for foreign and domestic users.
By Rico Ngai | 15 December 2000
The 50:50 joint venture plans to launch a series of indices for foreign and domestic investors of derivatives, index funds and exchange traded funds in China.
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