The Myriad of Index Issues Affecting Global and Domestic Benchmarks
Guests: Louis Bellucci, Head of Committee Management, Index Governance, S&P Dow Jones; Jean-Maurice Ladure, Managing Director, Global Head of Index Management Research, MSCI; Mike Perre, Principal, Portfolio Manager, The Vanguard Group; Catherine Yoshimoto, Americas Head of Equity Product at FTSE Russell
Host: Peter Haynes, Managing Director and Head of Index and Market Structure Research, TD Securities
As has become tradition, each year at our annual portfolio management and market structure conference we include a panel with index providers from the Big 3, FTSE-Russell, MSCI and S&P Dow Jones. In our recent event, we added a portfolio manager from Vanguard's International Team, Michael Perre, to the discussion to provide a user's perspective on some of the hot button items for index benchmark providers. Topics covered in this discussion include recent consultations on domicile and capping, South Korea's as status a split country, the possibility it moves either to Emerging for FTSE or Developed for MSCI, and accountability for index provider errors that leave a footprint in the market. The panelists also discuss whether indexing is a crowded trade. Other participants include Catherine Yoshimoto from FTSE, Jean-Maurice Ladure from MSCI and Louis Bellucci from S&P.
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2:22 | Who Do Indexers Sell to if the Bubble Bursts? |
14:12 | S&P's Domicile Consultation |
30:14 | Accountability for Index Provider Errors |
38:10 | South Korea's Split Status |
46:00 | Is Indexing a Crowded Trade Yet? |
49:30 | Capping Benchmarks and RIC Rules |
This podcast was recorded on November 7, 2024.
Full transcript to come.