MSCI is an international company that provides global indexes and related derivative financial products. The MSCI indexes it launches are widely referenced by investors and investment professionals around the world, including portfolio managers, broker-dealers, exchanges, investment consultants, academics and financial institutions.

The media all use the MSCI index.

What does the MSCI index mean? With the continuous development and growth of the securities markets of emerging countries, it began to enrich its own index compilation. In May 2001, MSCI announced that it would compile the index based on the weight calculation method of free floating shares. This time we are going to add

It is the MSCI Emerging Markets Series Index.

The MSCI index is widely used as a reference by investors and is used by global investment professionals, including portfolio managers, broker-dealers, exchanges, investment advisors, academics and financial media.

The MSCI index is also the most commonly used investment target among global portfolio managers. According to MSCI estimates, more than 90% of institutional international equity assets in North America and Asia are based on the MSCI index.

MSCI stock selection process 1. Define the sample space.

MSCI compiles indexes based on country (or region). For each country, each company only belongs to one country (region).

2. For each listed company in the country (region), determine the market value of the company's shares that international investors can freely buy and sell and that are in circulation (free float market value).

3. Classify listed companies by industry according to global industry classification standards.

4. MSCI uses a bottom-up approach to construct the index, that is, at the industry level, stocks with larger free-floating market values ??are added in order, so that the free-floating market value of selected stocks in each industry reaches 85% of that industry.

5. Fine-tune the selected stocks in various industries so that the free circulation market value of the selected stocks reaches more than 85% of the entire market.

How do foreign investors buy Chinese MSCI? There are many ways for foreign investors to buy Chinese MSCI, which can be mainly explained from the perspectives of stocks themselves, funds, etc.

One is to buy stocks.

This can be found on the list of stocks that we have included in our stock list through MSCI. Just open an account to buy and invest in the stocks that you are optimistic about.

The second is to buy funds.

You can search online for funds that track the MSCI Index, and then purchase them directly through some investment platforms.

The third is that the specific purchasing channels are through Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect, Shenzhen-Hong Kong Stock Connect and other channels.