Just over $230 billion of assets under management are benchmarked against its local debt indexes, of which $211 billion are benchmarked again the GBI-EM Global Diversified index, the bank said.
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TIPS' principal and interest payments are benchmarked against the CPI.
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We haven't benchmarked; we don't have dashboards to track them.
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So I benchmarked my old Macbook Pro alongside the new one.
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But mainstream funds are benchmarked against indexes that usually include them.
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Many index funds and ETFs are directly benchmarked to MSCI indexes.
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According to FTSE, about $16 trillion is currently benchmarked to its indexes.
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In a demo at Ignite, Kumar also benchmarked Synapse against Google's BigQuery.
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Last year, there was $1.6 trillion benchmarked to that index (active and passive).
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And that's because, as Warren says, it's all benchmarked to the interest rate.
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We had already benchmarked and know under pain of death from my client.
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Earnings in both Peru and Thailand are benchmarked against the national minimum wage.
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However all CPUs we've previously tested were benchmarked with an Nvidia 1080 GPU installed.
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A smaller amount of emerging market funds are benchmarked to its index than MSCI's.
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Because U.S. mortgages are benchmarked to those longer-term bonds, rates could rise again.
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Things like mortgages and credit-card rates are then benchmarked against the prime rate.
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The contact will be benchmarked against data from Australia's chief commodity forecaster, GrainCorp said.
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Yet new cuts to South Africa's credit rating could "prompt selling by crossover investors who are benchmarked to the Barclays Aggregate Bond index," Daly said—a move that could impact at least part of the index's estimated $42 billion worth of benchmarked debt.
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It says fund managers should be more transparent about charges and how performance is benchmarked.
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In the past five-year period, Dow-benchmarked funds and ETFs have experienced net outflows.
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It aligned the campaign to existing business and marketing strategies and benchmarked performance against detailed KPIs.
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Its EM index has funds with assets under management in excess of $1.6 trillion benchmarked to it.
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A fall in U.S. and German yields, from which emerging debt is benchmarked, has also spurred issuance.
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The board benchmarked his pay against 21 other companies it determined made up First Data's peer group.
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There's $21000 trillion in asset benchmarked to or invested in products based on the Russell U.S. indexes.
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Looking at those benchmarked against the MSCI emerging market indexes, nearly a quarter of assets are passive.
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TIPS' principal and interest payments are benchmarked against the CPI, offering investors protection against a pickup in inflation.
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The U.S. Agency for International Development recently benchmarked a standard aid intervention against the effects of giving cash.
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Next, each worker's bundle of capabilities are benchmarked against workers at a similar rung on the career ladder.
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To conduct the research, WEF benchmarked 82 countries according to 10 pillars deemed necessary for cultivating social mobility.
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Those hefty holdings partly spring from the fund's design: It's benchmarked against the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite Index.
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"Our company's policies are benchmarked against other manufacturers and are administered fairly and equally," she wrote in an email.
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Researchers Yin Zhou and Oncel Tuzel benchmarked VoxelNet's performance against a number of rival programs, and it handily outperformed them.
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We benchmarked both the MacBook and the Surface Book using the number one software choice for artists and photographers, Photoshop.
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No wonder the Traditional Style Box dominates today's investment landscape with $2 trillion of U.S. equity products benchmarked to growth!
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The iShares Emerging Markets ETF (EEM) is the biggest of all the ETFs benchmarked to the MSCI Emerging Markets Index.
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More than $210 trillion in assets is benchmarked to MSCI's Emerging Markets index, which is tracked by the EEM ETF.
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The main index of the suite, GBI-EM Global Diversified, has some $202 billion benchmarked against it, the bank added.
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More than $13 trillion of assets were benchmarked against MSCI's emerging market indexes by June 2018, the index provider said.
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The 183-year Treasury, of which many market rates are benchmarked, reached its all-time low yield in July 2016.
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Being underweight duration implies having a bias towards bonds with shorter maturities than the index to which the fund is benchmarked.
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"We're recommending for our longer-term clients that are benchmarked against the S&P 500 to stick with it," Wald said.
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Only a fraction of the estimated $1.5 trillion that are benchmarked against MSCI emerging market indexes are following frontier market benchmarks.
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Nearly 13% of new loans are already benchmarked against the LPR, while existing loans are still priced against the old benchmark.
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Volvo previously had a profitability target where its different businesses, which include construction equipment and buses, were benchmarked annually against competitors.
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A decade after its launch, just $10 billion is benchmarked to MSCI's frontier index versus almost $2 trillion following the emerging index.
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Roughly $22.3 billion in U.S. fund assets are benchmarked directly to the Russell 1000, according to a Reuters analysis of Morningstar data.
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MSCI has more than $10 trillion of active and passive assets benchmarked against it, with emerging markets alone accounting for $2 trillion.
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I think it was a brave decision, but we didn't do it on the basis that we were looking to be benchmarked.
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GM says it benchmarked the 2470 Corvette against the likes of the Porsche 603, Ferrari 260, Audi R21960 and McLaren MP22019-12C.
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In its tests, the banks are benchmarked against a core tier ratio — 8% in the baseline scenario and 5.5% in the adverse scenario.
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MSCI indexes are used by investment funds worldwide, with some $1.7 trillion of active and passive money benchmarked against its emerging markets gauges.
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Roughly $22.3 billion in U.S. fund assets are benchmarked directly to the Russell 1000, according to a Reuters analysis of Morningstar Inc data.
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Ultimately, different people will prefer different models, and I won't be able to say how well each performs until I've benchmarked the device.
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Roughly $8 trillion is benchmarked to the Russell indexes, and $1 trillion is passively invested in funds that just attempt to track them.
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The BenchmarksWe benchmarked all the products on the same testbench outfitted with an Intel i9-9900K, 16GB of RAM, and a 20603GB SSD.
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It would be illogical to conclude that excess returns eroded after a 2009 conversion simply because the strategy was inappropriately benchmarked to equities.
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The company's marketing says 94 percent of pension fund assets follow these indexes, and estimates are that $12 trillion are benchmarked to its indexes.
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In both cases, these contributions are usually benchmarked against the expected performance of a typical veteran free agent earning near the minimum league salary.
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That is unlikely to be as effective in Australia since home loan rates are benchmarked to the cash rate, and not to bond yields.
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The performance of SRI funds, which often also avoid industries such as armaments and alcohol, is typically benchmarked against indexes that exclude tobacco firms.
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And while everyone from Hyundai to Infiniti have relentlessly benchmarked the brand's best products, Cadillac is the most likely marque to actually take advantage.
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Put differently, the funds tend to trade less than average, but their returns tend to roller-coaster more than the indexes they're benchmarked against.
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"Passive" funds benchmarked to FTSE indexes will only enter Saudi Arabia when its upgrade takes effect, in stages between March 2019 and December that year.
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Pricing and success metrics could be benchmarked by insurers that are in the unique position to understand the full cost of treatment for each procedure.
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This includes nearly all short-dated paper that money market funds would typically invest in and interbank lending rates that most funds are benchmarked against.
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As things stand, the forces which benefit from this - company management and benchmarked fund managers - are far more powerful than the rest of us who suffer.
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Index funds tracking emerging markets benchmarks, and active fund assets benchmarked against emerging markets indexes, are far larger in size and popularity than frontier markets portfolios.
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MSCIEF is likely to be painful for many investors, given the index compiler estimates that more than $1.9 trillion of assets globally are benchmarked to the measure.
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For its first TV, Lau said that OnePlus benchmarked against "the best of the best" in TVs, and that the company is using 4K resolution quantum dot
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As I discussed in my explainer yesterday, the subsidies under the Senate bills are benchmarked to plans that provide less comprehensive coverage than those under current law.
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Funds benchmarked to the S&P 500 must purchase an estimated 77.6 million shares of Twitter, according to Ivan Cajic, vice president of Index & ETF Research at ITG.
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Some managers may be uncomfortable about having such a heavy growth weighting in tech, but they will have little leeway if they are benchmarked to a universal index.
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If these companies' most recent financings were benchmarked to Uber's valuation, at least in part, then we could be in for a series of high-profile down-rounds.
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Dollar-denominated sukuk from Turkey, Malaysia and Indonesia will be included in JPMorgan's flagship EMBI Global Diversified index, against which an estimated $313 billion in assets is benchmarked.
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Daniel Salter, head of equity strategy at Renaissance Capital, said that about $480 million of MSCI benchmarked money was in Nigeria, in both mutual funds and exchange traded funds.
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In the 12 months through April, the CPI, which TIPS principal and interest payments are benchmarked against, was up 2.2 percent, slower than the 2.4 percent increase in March.
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Before we go on, know that these tests benchmarked Samsung's international Galaxy S8, which uses the company's in-house Exynos processor and not 's brand new Snapdragon 835 chip.
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Many index funds, mutual funds and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are directly benchmarked against MSCI indexes such as the Emerging Markets ETF and the iShares MSCI All World ETF.
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The L&T issue turned out to be disastrous for investors as the wholesale price index, against which L&T's issue was benchmarked, started falling in November of 2013.
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We know that big data sets have inherent structural biases, and those biases require calibration to a "truth set," which in almost all cases is benchmarked to the census.
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"Mylan has now benchmarked a new price for those products if they return — they must price below $300 for a two-pack to compete effectively with Mylan," Sachs wrote.
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The pricing of the loan is likely to be benchmarked against international loans taken out by the governments of Qatar and Oman in the last few months, according to bankers.
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Closet indexers are funds which charge like active funds but which limit severely the degree to which they deviate from the weights in the index against which they are benchmarked.
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Because there are more assets benchmarked to growth than to value, there will be net selling of Apple, said Meera Krishnan, U.S. index strategist at Credit Suisse in New York.
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Getting a head start on the September revamp, State Street Global Advisors on Tuesday launched here the Communication Services Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLC), benchmarked to the sector's future configuration.
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According to MSCI, $1.7 trillion of assets were benchmarked against MSCI emerging market indexes at the end of June last year, of which about a fifth was from passive investors.
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But Apple fans are skeptical, especially after one YouTuber benchmarked the i9 model and discovered it throttled the CPU's processing speed when trying to render a video in Adobe Premiere.
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The average multi-core processor—the CPUs that power nearly all computers and phones—has just two to eight cores (I benchmarked it versus three CPUs that each have six cores).
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)We haven't tested the 2017 model, but the 2016 version benchmarked nearly identically to the Air and lasted another hour and a half in our battery test.
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With U.S. Treasury yields - the rate against which all assets are benchmarked - already at three-month highs, both companies and governments want to lock in funding before borrowing costs rise further.
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Part of the problem may be that the model is benchmarked using data only from the previous five years, which were themselves unusually barren: that raises the bar to a payout.
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It did not say how much money was linked to that index, but fund managers say it is considerably less than the amounts benchmarked to the FTSE Russell and MSCI indexes.
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"Such benchmarked models" like those produced at Sandia Z "may then help refine the active galactic nuclei observation interpretations," the authors write in the study, published this month in Physical Review Letters.
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In the three years since Tavares took the helm at PSA, its existing brands - Peugeot, Citroen and DS - have significantly increased pricing relative to benchmarked rivals, sometimes at the expense of sales.
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If so, they will be rated as such in accordance with Fitch's established criteria, with the ratings again benchmarked to the IDR or the issuer's Viability Rating (VR) where the case dictates.
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An estimated $54 billion in assets is benchmarked to these JPMorgan indexes, which are important for conservative investors such as European insurance companies who may be reluctant to hold junk-rated securities.
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"This premium looks reasonable: Walmart deserves to be benchmarked against higher-multiple consumer packaged goods stocks given its improving sales/earnings trajectory and consistency; and its defensive nature limits downside risk," he wrote.
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About $8 trillion in assets are benchmarked to the S&P 500 worldwide, so when good things happen to Apple, it tends to enrich a broad group of investors all over the world.
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Unlike passive index-tracking funds, which are obliged to buy China stocks to avoid tracking errors, active funds benchmarked against the indexes can stand pat as China's weighting is so tiny, Wang said.
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If a manager was benchmarked to smallcap growth with a neutral weighting on tech and did not recalibrate to the changes, they would then find themselves 6 percent overweight the sector on June 25.
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"The Fed's monetary policy tightening campaign may have a pronounced effect on countries with debt that is benchmarked against or denominated in U.S. dollars," said Michael Leibrock, chief systemic risk officer for the Depository.
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Right now, they continue to act like an emerging-market economy – trying to keep rates high (still benchmarked at 4.35 percent plus deflation of 6.5 percent gets you to real rates of 11 percent).
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In the second quarter, the fund made a return of 1.8 percent, it said on Tuesday, helped by a rise in global equity markets, although it still underperformed the index it is benchmarked against.
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Didi and Grab will be benchmarked against Uber, while used-car outfit Guazi is apt to be compared to rival Uxin, whose shares have been hit by accusations of widespread fraud in the industry.
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And there are a few big caveats: There are many, many more index funds and ETFs — 152, according to Morningstar — than Dow Jones Industrial Average-benchmarked ones, of which there are only five funds.
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Roughly 10 percent of a full-day's average trading volume across U.S. exchanges now happens at the close, UBS estimates, nearly double levels seen a few years ago, as ETFs are benchmarked to closing prices.
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To make the sector attractive to foreign investors, the government abolished subsidies for consumers and introduced a tariff-setting system that is benchmarked on movements in key parameters such as inflation, foreign exchange and oil prices.
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Billboard reported that it was the 1993 legal battle — when Jackson was accused of molesting a 13-year-old boy — that benchmarked the turning point in Jackson's career, as well as his mental, physical, and financial health.
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One banking source said some bankers had advised Prince Mohammed to wait until the arrival of foreign funds directly benchmarked to those indexes, since the funds could be counted on to buy Aramco shares as an index component.
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"We understand and appreciate that a departure from the FTSE index has negative implications for some investors that are benchmarked to it, however simplification is the right thing for the company and our shareholders as a whole," Pitkethly said.
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While many active funds benchmarked to the indexes could still decide to sell their French debt, what they call going "underweight" or "short", some passive investors such as exchange-traded funds (ETFs) have to hold bonds in the index.
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Back in August 2017 (when the Dow hit 22,2500), I took a look at what kind of investment action there had been in the past five-year period in Dow-benchmarked funds and ETFs: They had experienced net outflows.
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Meanwhile, MSCI, which estimates that more than 90 percent of U.S. pension fund assets invested in global equities are benchmarked to its indices, is not making the GICS index system tech and telecom changes until the end of November.
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The Global Gender Gap Report 723, now in its 272th year, benchmarked 250 countries on their progress toward equality of the sexes based on four categories – economic participation and opportunity, educational attainment, health and survival, as well as political empowerment.
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Roughly $49 billion worth of South African bonds are benchmarked against its investment-grade only emerging market bond indexes and $10 billion of debt are linked to its global bond index-emerging market indexes, J.P. Morgan said in a statement.
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My supposition, and this is far outside the bounds of the study, is that official support of financial markets, by governments and central banks, has 'forced' professional, benchmarked investors to track asset values higher while still leaving many worried about the fundamentals.
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Crypto Fund AG said on its website it was also seeking approval for a passive investment vehicle tracking a benchmarked index of up to 10 of the largest and most liquid cryptocurrency assets and tokens, as calculated and maintained by Swiss bourse SIX.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's teachers and doctors, who make up the bulk of the public service, on Monday rejected the government's wage offer, with medical personnel threatening a strike if their demand to have their wages benchmarked in the U.S. dollar is not met.
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"Based on back-of-the-envelope calculation on the assets benchmarked against MSCI, I would say a minimum of $66 billion," Chin Ping Chia, MSCI's Head of Research for Asia Pacific, said of broad inflow estimates for the new round of inclusion in an interview.
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"FTSE Russell has a strong track record of developing China-focused benchmarks with around $30 billion of assets under management benchmarked to or tracking a FTSE China index and we will continue to consult with the market ahead of our annual review in September".
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"Security of supply is one big issue and the second is the economic benefits local production brings, while making sure that prices are equally benchmarked and South Africa pays a fair price in line with other middle income countries such as Brazil or Turkey," Makhoana said.
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"The role of the chairman needs to be separated from the CEO and one year to make the transition is enough in my opinion," he said, adding the executive chairman's role should now focus on leading the board and Beaudoin's salary should be benchmarked to industry norms.
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Now, the 28500 protests against President Trump's administration are being benchmarked against the Tea Party movement, with observers wondering if a durable political movement will form, elect a congressional class of protest representatives in 6900 and resist the Trump administration's policies for the next four years.
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" In a blog post from Windows chief Terry Myerson, Microsoft reveals that Windows 10 machines running Skylake, Kaby Lake, or newer processors have been benchmarked to show "single-digit slowdowns" and that the company doesn't expect "most users to notice a change because these percentages are reflected in milliseconds.
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Mike benchmarked the desktop 241 at 24K so I plugged the MSI GT21070VR with a mobile 230 card into my 10703K TV. It managed a respectable 21070 frames per second on Witcher 2900 at the highest settings—about the same framerate as your favorite TV shows and movies.
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The iAuditor app aims to replace paper-based check-lists for safety inspections, to not only speed up checks and make them more efficient but also to enable companies to centralize inspection data so it can be analyzed and benchmarked, and so that risks can be flagged in real-time.
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"In light of the new cabinet's comments, we have replaced the Irish government bonds held within our sovereign benchmarked funds, replacing this risk with Spain as Irish bonds continue to price in very little hard Brexit risks," said UBP's Mohammed Kazmi, who is portfolio manager of the UBAM Absolute Return Low Vol Fixed Income Fund.
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And Samsung has previously been accused of rigging benchmark scores for its flagship smartphones by optimizing performance on known benchmark software… So while the leaked scores sound impressive — the multi-core variant apparently topping the current list of benchmarked Android devices — the proof of the pudding will be in the eating, as they say.
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We need a new open source model that enables enterprises to contribute and leverage not just the AI and ML build technology but entire trained models that can be improved or adjusted or adapted to a new environment, baselining and standards for AI & ML in a particular scenario so that new AI/ML can be benchmarked against these standards.
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"We compared the performance of the algorithms, that is, compared algorithm-generated (drawings) versus the human expert to generate a performance score on each case, and then benchmarked against the variation seen between multiple human experts against the study's expert, and also the intra-observer variation, that is the same expert doing the same task twice," Mak said.
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Legislation to curb surprise medical bills has failed to pass the House or Senate after almost a year of haggling over technical provisions: While patient advocates and payers want out-of-network doctors to charge a fee benchmarked to in-network or local rates, physician providers and staffing companies backed by private equity firms have lobbied hard to prevent this, resulting in a stalemate.
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"While such patience (counseled by the IEA) may indeed benefit longer-term investors it may not be much help for money managers facing year-to-date losses on long positions, whether longer-term holdings benchmarked to the December 30 Brent closing price of $56.82 or purchased over the long period of range trading over the first ten weeks of the year," Tim Evans, Citi Futures' energy futures specialist, said in a note.
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