FTSE Super Liquid Index Series 

Indices using quantitative liquidity screening to identify the most liquid stocks while retaining industry and performance characteristics of the parent index.

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The FTSE Super Liquid Index Series comprises global, regional and single country indices that use a quantitative liquidity screening methodology that aims to identify the most liquid stocks within a given universe, while retaining the industry exposure and performance characteristics of the parent index.

The indices are suitable to be used as tools by certain market participants in the creation of index-linked products that seek to offer increased tradability and reduced implementation and maintenance costs.

Global and Regional Super Liquid Indices

  • FTSE Developed Large Cap Super Liquid Index
  • FTSE Emerging Large Cap Super Liquid Index
  • FTSE Developed Europe Large Cap Super Liquid Index
  • FTSE Developed Europe ex UK Large Cap Super Liquid Index
  • FTSE Eurobloc Large Cap Super Liquid Index
  • FTSE Developed Asia-Pacific Large Cap Super Liquid Index
  • FTSE Developed Asia-Pacific ex Japan Large Cap Super Liquid Index
  • FTSE UK Large Cap Super Liquid Index
  • FTSE UK Mid Cap Super Liquid Index
  • FTSE USA Large Cap Super Liquid Index
  • FTSE Japan Large Cap Super Liquid Index

Real-Estate Focused Super Liquid Indices

  • FTSE EPRA/NAREIT Developed Super Liquid Index
  • FTSE EPRA/NAREIT US Super Liquid Index
  • FTSE EPRA/NAREIT Developed Asia Super Liquid Index
  • FTSE EPRA/NAREIT Developed Europe Super Liquid Index

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Key resources

Index announcements

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Research and Insights

Article

Australian equities – what is a lower dividend yield telling us?

Discover what declining dividend yields in Australia's Financials and Basic Materials sectors signal for income investors and the broader equities market.
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Research

US equity market betas – why they matter and how they are changing

This paper reviews changes in Russell 1000 industry betas from structural and transitory effects, reminding investors that betas are dynamic and need monitoring to understand portfolio relative risks.

Research

Russell 2000® Index: The original benchmark for US small caps

In this paper, we review the long-term investment case for small companies and describe the design and construction methodology of the Russell 2000® Index.

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