MarketVector IndexesTM Licenses three Brazilian Equity Indexes to Investo ETFs, Expanding Firm’s Brazilian Coverage
MarketVector Indexes has announced the licensing of three new equity indexes for the Brazilian market, specifically the MarketVector Brazil Domestic Exposure (MVBRDE), Global Exposure (MVBRGE), and Small-Cap Value (MVBRSV) indexes. This initiative aims to provide investors with enhanced exposure to the Brazilian economy, especially relevant given the upcoming Presidential election in October. The indexes will be reviewed semi-annually and are designed to help investors diversify their Brazilian equity holdings efficiently. Key features include a total of 100 components for MVBRDE and value-focused weighting for MVBRSV.
- Launch of three new indexes enhances investment options in Brazil's equity market.
- Indexes provide tailored exposure to domestic and global sectors, promoting investment diversification.
- The Brazil Small-Cap Value Index targets undervalued companies, offering a strategic investment approach.
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The Indexes will underlie Investo ETFs new Domestic Equity ETFs
“We are proud to introduce three new equity indexes for the Brazilian market, including the newest members of our unique Economic Exposure Index family,” said
With such a dynamic and important economy, the approach of both global and local investors to the Brazilian equity market is ripe for innovation. The MarketVector Brazil Economic Exposure Indexes (MVBRDE and MVBRGE) provide, for the first time, a way for investors to gain more precise exposure to the economic and industry trends driving the Brazilian economy, as well as an efficient vehicle to diversify their existing
The indexes are reviewed on a semi-annual basis and are calculated in USD as price indexes and total return net indexes. The MarketVectorTM Brazil Domestic Exposure (BRL) Index (ticker: MVBRDE) and the MarketVectorTM Brazil Global Exposure (BRL) Index (ticker: MVBRGE) are weighted by float-adjusted market capitalization.
“These products offer a new way for investors to access the Brazilian equity market in a more intelligent and efficient way. By offering two products that focus on Global Exposure companies and Domestic Exposure companies, we allow investors to build their allocations according to what they understand to be the moment of the economy,” says Cauê Mançanares, CEO of Investo. “The best-known index in the Brazilian market is the Ibovespa. Meantime, the Ibovespa has some inefficiencies, such as a large concentration in a few large companies. The Brazil Economic Exposure ETFs complement an allocation purely on Ibovespa, as they allow investors to choose which segment of companies has the greatest potential, those that serve the Brazilian market or those that serve the markets outside Brazil.”
The MarketVectorTM Brazil Small-Cap Value (BRL) Index (ticker: MVBRSV) is weighted based on value-focused fundamental factors.
“The Brazilian Small-caps ETF brings to
Detailed information about the indexes, including methodology details and index data, is available on the MarketVector IndexesTM website.
Key Index Features
MarketVectorTM Brazil Domestic Exposure (BRL) Index (ticker: MVBRDE)
Number of Components: 100
Base Date:
Base Value: 1000
Key Index Features
MarketVectorTM Brazil Global Exposure (BRL) Index (ticker: MVBRGE)
Number of Components: 22
Base Date:
Base Value: 1000
Key Index Features
MarketVectorTM Brazil Small-Cap Value (BRL) Index (ticker: MVBRSV)
Number of Components: 61
Base Date:
Base Value: 1000
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