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The indexes are compiled by comparing repeated sales of the same homes, and the 20 regions are broad enough to cover entire areas.

Barnier, who oversees European market regulation, is examining how such indexes are compiled.

In my experience, most investors aren't holding their advisors to the objective of outperforming a given index -- oftentimes those indexes are compiled without regard to risk tolerance or time horizon, among other important considerations.

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The 2015 Rainbow Europe Index was compiled by ILGA-Europe, an international human rights association.

Its annual Corruption Perceptions Index is compiled from surveys of businessmen and country experts.

The list of 68 journals used in this initial version of the Nature Index was compiled in 2011.

The index was compiled by makers of a new animated football TV show Warren United, which focuses on the ailing, but entirely fictional, Brainsford United.

Put another way, there are 70 times more indices being compiled and published than there are quoted companies in the world.

The latest assessment of average profit margins is contained in a new monthly index being compiled and published on Thursday by Ofgem as part of its bid to monitor forward price trends.