The index you don’t want to be included in

Comments (0) | 1 Feb 2011 | Rating | Print by Tim Human

UBS launches new M&A index as bank sees ‘decisive turnaround’ in activity

Being included in an index is usually good for IR teams. Joining, for example, the FTSE 100, brings with it a big uptick in the number of funds that can invest in your stock. Indeed, many of these funds are passive, meaning no phone calls, presentations or management meetings are ...

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