Committees & Reviews

Strong governance underpins the focus of FTSE indices, and ensures that FTSE indices continue to meet investors’ requirements and lead global standards in indexing. FTSE has a long history of using independent practitioner committees to assist it in defining governance standards, with the first committee being set up in 1984 to oversee the management of the FTSE 100 Index.

Why do we have committees?

FTSE’s independent committees ensure that all FTSE indices reflect their underlying market and that the ground rules evolve to meet the highest standards of the industry. The committees’ objectives are to:

  • To ensure that the indices are managed and calculated according to the Index Rules (a strict set of rules by which all FTSE indices are governed), so that they remain impartial, transparent and accurate
  • To evolve the Index Rules to ensure that they continue to meet market needs
  • To advise on the design and creation of new indices

Who are the committee members, and what do they represent?

FTSE committees are made up of leading investment market professionals from around the world who serve in a personal capacity. Members of the FTSE committees are chosen for their ability to provide strategic input to the development of FTSE indices. They are drawn from the ranks of asset owners, asset managers, consultants and representatives from brokers and corporate advisers. Policy Group members are typically of Chief Investment Officer level or the equivalent.

View the FTSE Committee Structure

Although members may be drawn from representative FTSE clients, they are invited on the basis of their personal knowledge, strategic viewpoint and integrity.

How can index users get involved?

Users’ points of view can be expressed directly to FTSE and where appropriate will be referred on to the relevant committees. For items of importance users may be invited to put their point of view directly to the committee.

Committees can be contacted at any time though FTSE’s Managing Director of Governance and Policy, Christopher Woods, or through the Chairman of the FTSE Policy Group, David Hobbs.

Index users may also suggest senior colleagues for a position on one of FTSE's committees for consideration when there is a vacancy.

Market Consultations

With the guidance and direction of FTSE’s independent practitioner committees, FTSE regularly consults the market on changes to the Ground Rules of its indices to ensure that the indices continue to meet investors’ requirements and define and lead global standards in indexing. Any changes to the Ground Rules of an index series, must be approved by FTSE Policy Group.


Recent Review Results

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11.09.02 FTSE/Hang Seng Asiatop Semi-Annual Review
11.09.02 FTSE/Hang Seng Asian Sector Semi-Annual Review
11.09.02 FTSE UK Quarterly Review
12.09.02 FTSE Global Islamic Review
12.09.02 FTSE All-World Quarterly Changes
12.09.02 FTSE European Quarterly Review
13.09.02 FTSE/JSE Africa Quarterly Review
17.09.02 FTSE4Good Semi-Annual Review - Part 2
17.09.02 FTSE4Good Semi-Annual Review - Part 1
17.09.02 FTSE4Good Semi-Annual Review - Part 3
17.09.02 FTSE4Good Semi-Annual Review - Part 4
29.11.02 FTSE Index Review Timetable - Reminder
03.12.02 FTSE Goldmines Quarterly Review
11.12.02 FTSE/Hang Seng Asiatop Index Extraordinary Review
11.12.02 FTSE/JSE Africa Series 2002 Annual Review (South Africa)
11.12.02 FTSE UK Index Series Annual Review
11.12.02 FTSE/Hang Seng Asiatop Index Extraordinary Review
12.12.02 Multinationals Technical Notice Review: Update
12.12.02 All Share Ex-Multinational Quarterly Changes
12.12.02 FTSE Global Sector Index Series Changes

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Further Information

Regional Reviews

March

Asia Pacific ex Japan

Australia
China
Hong Kong
India
Indonesia
Korea
Malaysia
New Zealand
Pakistan
Philippines
Singapore
Thailand
Taiwan


June

Europe Emerging

Czech Republic
Hungary
Poland
Russia
Turkey

Latin America

Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Mexico
Peru

Middle East/Africa

Morocco
Egypt
Israel
South Africa
UAE


September

Review deferred until March 2013. Details

Japan

Developed Europe

UK
Austria
Belgium & Luxembourg
Finland
France
Germany
Denmark
Greece
Ireland
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
Portugal
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland


December

Review deferred until March 2013. Details

North Americas

Canada
USA