The genesis of our indexes has deep historical roots. The Actuaries Investment Index, the basis for FTSE indexes, was first calculated in the 1930s. Nearly four decades ago, Salomon Brothers introduced the US Treasury-Bill and Certificate-of-Deposit Indices, the first foundation for FTSE fixed income indexes.

Today, our equity and fixed income indexes are a leading source of market information. Our indexes are used by investors in every corner of the world, including 98/100 top asset managers*, the top 10 investment banks**, and the top 20 ETF providers.***

Approximately $15 trillion**** is currently benchmarked to our combined indexes.

* Based on FTSE Russell clients as of April 2019 and Pension & Investments list of top 100 worldwide asset managers. ** Based on FTSE Russell clients as of April 2019 and Dealogic list of top 10 investment banks. *** Morningstar, April 30, 2019. **** Data as of December 31, 2018 as reported on April 1, 2019 by eVestment for institutional assets, Morningstar for retail mutual funds, insurance products, and ETFs, and additional passive assets directly collected by FTSE Russell. AUM data includes blended benchmarks and excludes futures and options. AUM data will not include active and passive assets not reported to a 3rd party source or FTSE Russell. Passive assets directly collected by FTSE Russell have been removed from third party sources to prevent double counting.
No assurances are given by FTSE Russell as to the accuracy of the data.