What do duration, the yield curve and credit trends tell us about the evolving fixed income landscape? S&P DJI’s Anu Ganti and Ben Vörös explore the recent performance of S&P DJI’s iBoxx indices in Europe and highlight the latest innovations in the fixed income indexing toolkit.

Which sectors and factors have shown the strongest performance trends through recent market shifts? S&P DJI’s Ben Vörös joins Anu Ganti to explore the potential of indices to help market participants address concerns around concentration and unpack performance highlights from the first half of 2025.

In this episode of The Market Measure, S&P Dow Jones Indices explores whether the S&P 500’s positive performance in 2025 may signal it’s time to look at equities elsewhere.

How did S&P DJI’s indices perform in Q1? Why is Low Volatility attracting interest, and what else is navigating the trade trends successfully?

What do duration, the yield curve and credit trends tell us about the evolving fixed income landscape? S&P DJI’s Anu Ganti and Ben Vörös explore the recent performance of S&P DJI’s iBoxx indices in Europe and highlight the latest innovations in the fixed income indexing toolkit.

Markets are a race between fundamentals and expectations. When fundamentals get ahead, expectations have to catch up and prices follow. But when expectations get ahead, it's a different story. Fundamentals can't just run faster or jump higher. So it's expectations that need to take a knock, dragging share…

What trends are the latest thematic indices tracking and what’s powering these innovative tools? S&P Dow Jones Indices’ Ari Rajendra and Vidushan Ragukaran discuss how S&P DJI is leveraging AI, machine learning and NLP to innovate and track dynamic industries and emerging trends.

What’s powering the latest innovations in thematics? S&P DJI’s Head of Thematic Indices Ari Rajendra and Invesco’s Head of EMEA ETF Equity Product Management Chris Mellor discuss the rise of thematic investing and how AI and NLP technologies are sharpening the tools tracking transformative trends.

Meet The Market Measure – a new video series providing fresh perspectives on markets through the lens of indices. Each month, get access to insights across geographies, asset classes and investment strategies.

In this piece we explore the core considerations of factor investing and how quantitative and dynamic multi-factor frameworks can help investors navigate changing market environments.

This video explores better ways to understand and assess private markets performance.

How are indices using new risk-control techniques to help enhance stability and responsiveness to evolving market conditions?

How are financial advisors putting SPIVA data to work to help clients achieve their goals? S&P DJI’s Sue Lee joins Thriving Wealth’s John Cachia to dive into the most recent SPIVA Australia Scorecard and its practical applications for market participants.

How are multi-asset indices with built-in adaptability and risk mitigation helping market participants? Meet the S&P Global Diversified 7.5% Index, a multi-asset index designed for today’s markets.

In this new episode of Quant Street, Robeco Portfolio Manager Vania Sulman explains how the tracking error of an Active Quant approach is managed over the long term, and explains the process of overweights and underweights versus the benchmark. She also talks about how Active Quant differs from an enhanced-indexing approach…

How are index innovations helping market participants address volatility and uncertainty? S&P DJI’s Anu Ganti and Calamos Investments’ Matt Kaufman discuss index-based approaches to defined outcomes.

Explore highlights from the latest SPIVA U.S. Scorecard and the defensive factors standing up to challenging markets in this episode of The Market Measure.

How did S&P DJI’s indices perform in Q1? Why is low volatility attracting interest, and what else is navigating the trade trends successfully?

BNP Paribas AM's Head of ETF Research Daniel Dornel discusses recent trends in investing through exchange-traded funds. This includes investors moving from ETFs with very selective ESG criteria to less selective ones, to limit return deviations from the market index.

Recent stock market movements have focused attention on the risks of over allocating to an equity index dominated a small group of companies in the same sector. This is currently the case with the preponderance of 10 (tech) behemoths in the U.S. S&P500.