MSCI Proposal Could Lead to Removal of Strategy and Metaplanet from Global Indexes
MSCI is considering a new non-operating company screening process that may result in the removal of Michael Saylor's Strategy and Japan's Metaplanet from its Global Investable Market Indexes. This change could trigger up to $2 billion in passive selling if adopted in November.
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MSCI Proposal Could Boot Strategy, Metaplanet From Indexes
MSCI is weighing new eligibility rules that could remove Michael Saylor’s Strategy and Japan’s Metaplanet from its widely tracked Global Investable Market Indexes, a shift that could force up to $2 billion in passive selling. A New Screen Targets Bitcoin Treasury Companies Index provider MSCI has opened a consultation on new eligibility criteria for its […]
Strategy, Metaplanet could face MSCI index removal under new proposal
An MSCI proposal could see Strategy and Metaplanet removed from its global indexes under a new non-operating company screen.
Strategy, Metaplanet face MSCI index removal proposal
MSCI’s proposed non-operating company screen could remove Strategy and Metaplanet from global indexes in November if adopted.