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MSCI raises India's weight in EM Index, driving passive inflows

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MSCI increased India's weight in the MSCI Emerging Markets Index from 11.5 per cent to 11.7 per cent during its November 2026 review. This change is expected to translate into incremental passive inflows of around $2 billion. Coforge Ltd, Life Insurance Corporation of India Ltd, Adani Green Energy Ltd, and Meesho Ltd are cited as major beneficiaries of the index adjustment.

From businesstoday.in

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The increase in India's index weight affects how global investment funds track the market. Funds that track indices provided by MSCI could see increased passive inflows into India.

MSCI recently announced inclusion and exclusion decisions for several Indian companies as part of its index review process.

From businesstoday.in

Who's involved

  • MSCIIncreased India's weight in the Emerging Markets Index
  • BlackRockFunds structurally depend on and track indices provided by MSCI

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