The Benefits for Custom Indices
What is a custom index?
A Custom Index is designed
to suit clients. This is a tailor-made solution. Unique mandates or investment
strategies are used. Clients have the chance to modify an existing S&P Dow
Jones index or to create a new index based on their specific requirements. Index
Development is nightly dependent on the custom index
Custom Indices are for whom?
Derivative desks, self-indexers, structured
product teams, and plan sponsors along with exchanges are the one who uses
custom indices as the basis for new financial products.
Custom Indices benefit
from:
- Internationally recognized brand and an experienced S&P Dow Jones index development team. S&P Dow Jones Custom Indices employs a sincere team of professionals who focus mainly on the development and maintenance of custom indices for the clients. Clients can additionally have secure market recognition by leveraging the S&P Dow Jones Indices brand.
- Responsiveness with quick to the market system. They have the
experience along with resources to fast-track custom indices. This brings new
ETFs and structured products to market
- Use of a similar index calculation platform which is used by
S&P Dow Jones Indices.
- This method is followed because Index calculation is one of
the core business of S&P Dow Jones Indices’. This provides clients with
international economies of scale. It also ensure the cost-effective creation
with maintenance of our custom indices.
- Objectivity with Independence. Clients seek out the services
of Custom Indices to address reputational and regular requirements that may
constrain their index calculation operations.
- Breadth and depth of coverage across various asset classes.
Custom Indices have expansive coverage of multiple asset classes which are from
equities to commodities. These provides clients security choices in a broad way
within a specified set of assets.
- Asset classes’ best suited to create custom indices. Custom
indices are available across a various and diverse of asset classes, but they
are not limited to equities, fixed income and the commodities.
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