Sentence examples for index compiler from inspiring English sources
The index compiler MSCI has not upgraded Qatar and the U.A.E.
But now it will join the mid-cap index, based on Tuesday's closing price, with index compiler FTSE Group expected to confirm the move later on Wednesday.
Chris Adams (@chrisadamsmkts) Barclays now down more than 5 pct at 218p! Biggest FTSE 100 faller June 26 , 20148.32am BST Takeover news: the London Stock Exchange has announced that it has finalised the acquisition of Frank Russell, the US investment management firm and index compiler, for $2.7bn.
The index compiler FTSE is expected to confirm today that Marconi, the former military technology group which had a difficult rebirth as a telecoms equipment maker, has regained a place in the FTSE 250 index having languished as a penny stock before its emergency debt-for-equity swap.
But index compilers also care about liquidity and market access.
Even the index compilers will generally point to the importance of looking at the longer-term trends rather than reading too much into any one month.
While the UK is ranked in 21st place on the index, compilers from TJN insisted that it "supports and partly controls" a web of secrecy jurisdictions, marking it out as a leading offender.
(Those jurisdictions argue that the index's compilers don't make a clear enough distinction between legitimate client confidentiality and crime-concealing secrecy).The ranking also confirms the continued rise of Hong Kong and Singapore as secrecy jurisdictions.
For a given simulation, results were identical for anthesis date (ADAT), maturity date (MDAT), and maximum leaf area index (LAIX) regardless of the compiler or operating system used.
But the compilers of the index said the numbers include all the main costs of managing a property, voids and letting fees.
"A failure to capitalise on this 'demographic dividend' … could bring untold misery to families, communities and entire countries as the youth cohort instead becomes disenfranchised and disillusioned," said the compilers of the index, who warn that many countries have limited time to make the most of the youth bulge.
