Ashutosh Singh outlines how the new index is structured to track derivative-linked stocks and reflect shifts in liquidity and market participation
Derivative activity gets a dedicated market lens through a new BSE framework
BSE Index Services has introduced a new market framework aimed at offering a consolidated view of stocks actively linked to derivatives trading. The BSE All Derivative Stocks Index, developed by BSE Index Services Pvt. Ltd., is designed to track the performance of companies within the BSE 500 Index that are eligible for derivatives trading.
The constituents of the index are weighted using a combination of float-adjusted market capitalisation and a momentum score, with individual stock weights capped at 10 percent. The base value of the index is set at 1,000, with 23 June 2014 as the first value date. The index will be reviewed and reconstituted on a semi-annual basis in June and December.
The index is expected to serve multiple use cases across the investment ecosystem. It can be used as a benchmark for passive investment strategies such as exchange-traded funds and index funds, as well as for portfolio benchmarking by portfolio management services and mutual fund schemes. By grouping derivative-active stocks within a single framework, the index provides a rules-based reference for investors seeking exposure aligned with derivatives-linked market activity.
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