indexuniverse.com - 1/12/2009
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The new index will include emerging as well as developed markets and a different sort of mix of bonds and derivatives.
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... Pimco launches the new Pimco Global Advantage Bond Index, index fund to follow. (IndexUniverse.com) ...
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Index Universe: Pimco Sets New Global Bond Index; Fund Coming
The Pimco Global Advantage Bond Index consists of a mix of derivatives and fixed income. Those include corporate bonds and Treasury inflation-protected securities, or TIPS. Also covered are U.S. agency mortgage-backed securities and other securitized issues. The other major subindex will be tied to interest rate swaps.
The GLADI index actually consists of five regional benchmarks: one for the U.S., another for the ...
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