FTSE US Preferred Stock and Hybrids Index Series

Tracks the performance of preferred stock and other hybrid instruments issued in the US and denominated in USD.

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The FTSE US Preferred Stock and Hybrids Index Series is designed to provide a performance measure of preferred stock and other hybrid instruments issued in the US and denominated in USD. Hybrid securities exhibit both bond- and equity-like features.

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Key resources

Index announcements

Stay up-to-date and read the latest index change notices and announcements.

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Research and Insights

Research

Valuation Matters – are shifts in index composition impacting market valuations?

How have market valuations been impacted by changes in index composition? Can controlling for these changes improve the predictive power of valuations in forecasting forward-looking returns?

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Balancing out index weights

Equal-weight indices reduce concentration and improve diversification. Learn how equal-weighting balances stock contributions in indices like the Russell 1000.
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Russell 2000 Index Quarterly Chartbook – October 2024

How did the Russell 2000 Index perform in Q3 2024? Dive into market performance from every angle, explore sectors and their reflection in the market and more!

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