



FXI offer equity, bond and composite indices comprising 'A' and 'B' shares
The benchmark index in the FTSE Xinhua Share Index Series. Includes all eligible A shares in China and aims to represent 95% of the full market value of the A share market
A real-time, tradable index comprising the largest 50 A Share companies by full market capitalisation. Designed to meet the needs of QFIIs, it can be used as a basis for both on-exchange and OTC derivative products, mutual funds and ETFs. The FXI China A50 Index offers the optimal balance between representiveness and tradability for China’s A share market. Includes stocks listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges.
The large cap tradable index in the FTSE Xinhua A Index Series. It includes the top 200 companies in the FTSE Xinhua A Index Series, ranked by market capitalisation. Includes stocks listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges.
Sector indices based on the FTSE Xinhua 200 Index, which are constructed using the sector definitions of the Industry Classification Benchmark (ICB). Includes stocks listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges.
A range of benchmark indices calculated for the FTSE Xinhua 200 Index. The series enables investors to identify value and growth companies by their distinguishable patterns of return. Includes stocks listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges.
The mid cap index in the FTSE Xinhua A Index Series. It includes the next 400 companies in China, after the top 200, ranked by market capitalisation. Includes stocks listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges.
The index combines stocks from the FTSE Xinhua 200 and 400 indices, with no overlap. It comprises the largest 600 companies in China, ranked by market capitalisation. Includes stocks listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges.
Sector indices based on the FTSE Xinhua 600 Index, which are constructed using the Sector definitions of the Industry Classification Banchmark (ICB). Includes stocks listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges.
A range of benchmark indices calculated for the FTSE Xinhua 600 Index. The series enables investors to identify value and growth companies by their distinguishable patterns of return. Includes stocks listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges.
The small cap index in the FTSE Xinhua A Index Series. It consists of the companies within the FTSE Xinhua All-Share Index which do not meet the market capitalisation eligibility requirement of the FTSE Xinhua 600 Index. Includes stocks listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges.
A range of benchmark indices created in conjunction with China Galaxy Securities, one of the largest investment brokerages in China, and calculated and managed by FTSE Xinhua Index. Derived from the FTSE Xinhua All-Share Index, the series comprises 32 regional indices for all Chinese provinces and the municipalities Beijing, Chongqing, Shanghai, Tianjin and Shenzhen.
A benchmark index comprising the top 150 A share companies possessing the highest historical yields. It is weighted by dividend yield and components are selected on the consistency of dividend payments over the past three years, subject to a liquidity screening. Includes stocks listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges.
A benchmark index comprising 200 constituents that comply with both the performance requirements and equity investment regulations as set by the China Insurance Regulatory Commission (CIRC). It is the first index to be expressly designed to meet the investment needs of the Chinese insurance industry. Includes stocks listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges.
Comprises ‘Red Chip’ constituents from the FTSE Developed Hong Kong (large/mid cap) Index (in FTSE GEIS) and ‘H’ shares from the current FTSE China Index. The index has been created in anticipation of the Chinese government allowing domestic Chinese institutional investors to invest internationally in equities. Includes stocks listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange.
Comprising of only ‘Red Chip’ constituents from the FTSE Developed Hong Kong (large/mid cap) Index (in FTSE GEIS). The index has been created in anticipation of the Chinese government allowing domestic Chinese institutional investors to invest internationally in equities. Includes stocks listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange.
Comprises H share constituents from the FTSE China Index (large/mid cap), constituents are capped at 15% of the total index. The index has been created in anticipation of the Chinese government allowing domestic Chinese institutional investors to invest internationally in equities. Includes stocks listed on the Hong Kong stock exchange.
The large cap benchmark index in the FTSE Xinhua China B Index Series. It is designed to represent the performance of B share companies incorporated and with core operations in China and includes 99% of the eligible B share market. Includes stocks listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges.
A large cap real-time tradable index, designed to represent the performance of the 35 largest capitalised B share China companies. Includes stocks listed on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges.
A benchmark index designed to represent the performance of Government bonds issued in mainland China. This index includes bonds that are traded on the Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges. It is calculated and published in Chinese RenMinBi (CNY) for both real time calculation and for end of day index values.
This benchmark index is designed to reflect the combined performance of the domestic equity and bond markets of Mainland China. The index is composed of 75% of the FTSE Xinhua 200 Index and 25% of the FTSE Xinhua China Bond Index. The index includes companies that trade on the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges. It is calculated and published in Chinese RenMinBi (CNY) for both real time calculation (every minute) and for end of day index values.
A tradable index comprising A share constituents from the FTSE Xinhua 200 Index. The index introduces four value factors – Book to Price, Sales to Price, Dividend Yield and Cash Flow to Price – as the criteria for score-based screening