Also known as: USSLM Index (Bloomberg) · 700719 (MSCI code)
At a glance
- Weighting schemeFree float market cap
- Review frequencyQuarterly
- Constituent count50
| Field | Value | Source text | Reading (model) |
|---|---|---|---|
| M1 Identity, objective, classification · 16 fields | |||
| Coverage target | Target: 50%; Basis: free float-adjusted market capitalization; Scope: each GICS sector | The Index construction targets 50% free float-adjusted market capitalization coverage of each Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS®)2 sector by selecting constituents primarily based on criteria including the ESG rating and the company’s industry-adjusted ESG score.Open p.3 ↗ |
Index construction targets 50% free float-adjusted market capitalization coverage of each GICS sector. |
| Sector weight objective | Reflect the sector weights of the corresponding Parent Indexes. | The Indexes are derived from underlying MSCI indexes (“Parent Indexes”) and aim to achieve sector weights that reflect the sector weights of the corresponding Parent Indexes.Open p.3 ↗ |
The indexes aim to achieve sector weights that reflect the sector weights of the corresponding parent indexes. |
| Small cap markets | USA | Currently, MSCI constructs the Indexes for the Standard size-segment in all Developed and Emerging Markets and the Small Cap size-segment in the USA3.Open p.3 ↗ |
The Small Cap size-segment Selection Index is currently constructed for the USA. |
| Index name | MSCI USA Selection Index | MSCI USA Selection Index USA MSCI USA IndexOpen p.5 ↗ |
The official index name is the MSCI USA Selection Index. |
| Index short name | MSCI USA Selection | MSCI USA Selection Index USA MSCI USA IndexOpen p.5 ↗ |
The index-specific short name is MSCI USA Selection. |
| Index code | 700719 | — (not found verbatim in the PDF) |
The MSCI index code is 700719. |
| Vendor codes | Bloomberg: BBG000L6DBY6; Internal selection code: USSLM | — (not found verbatim in the PDF) |
The index is identified by Bloomberg code BBG000L6DBY6 and selection code USSLM. |
| Administrator | MSCI Limited | MSCI Indexes are administered by MSCI Limited.Open p.10 ↗ |
MSCI Limited administers the MSCI indexes. |
| Index family | MSCI Selection Indexes | MSCI Selection Indexes MethodologyOpen p.1 ↗ |
The methodology covers the MSCI Selection Indexes family. |
| Parent index | MSCI USA Index | MSCI USA Selection Index USA MSCI USA IndexOpen p.5 ↗ |
The MSCI USA Selection Index is derived from the MSCI USA Index. |
| Methodology version | — | — (not found verbatim in the PDF) |
No version label is printed in the provided sections. |
| Methodology date | 2025-12 | December 2025Open p.1 ↗ |
The methodology is dated December 2025. |
| Objective | The MSCI Selection Indexes are free float-adjusted market capitalization-weighted indexes designed to represent the performance of companies selected from an underlying index based on Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) criteria. | The MSCI Selection Indexes (‘the Indexes’) are free float-adjusted market capitalization-weighted indexes designed to represent the performance of companies that are selected from an underlying index based on Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) criteria.Open p.3 ↗ |
The indexes are designed to represent the performance of companies selected from parent indexes according to ESG criteria. |
| Market classification | Developed | The Standard size-segment in all Developed and Emerging Markets; and The Small Cap size-segment in the USA.Open p.5 ↗ |
The index covers the USA, which is included in the family's Developed Markets coverage. |
| Size segment | Standard | The Standard size-segment in all Developed and Emerging Markets; and The Small Cap size-segment in the USA.Open p.5 ↗ |
The MSCI USA Selection Index is the Standard size-segment USA index, whereas the USA Small Cap index is a separate index. |
| Index family type | ESG | These criteria exclude constituents based on involvement in specific business activities, as well as ESG ratings and exposure to controversies.Open p.3 ↗ |
The indexes select constituents using ESG ratings, controversies, business involvement, and climate criteria. |
| M2 Universe · 3 fields | |||
| Parent indexes | Underlying MSCI indexes referred to as Parent Indexes. | The Indexes are derived from underlying MSCI indexes (“Parent Indexes”) and aim to achieve sector weights that reflect the sector weights of the corresponding Parent Indexes.Open p.3 ↗ |
The Selection Indexes are derived from underlying MSCI parent indexes. |
| Markets | USA | MSCI USA Selection Index USA MSCI USA IndexOpen p.5 ↗ |
The index covers the USA market. |
| Parent universe index | MSCI USA Index | MSCI USA Selection Index USA MSCI USA IndexOpen p.5 ↗ |
The constituent universe is drawn from the MSCI USA Index. |
| M3 Eligibility screens · 11 fields | |||
| Minimum ESG rating | Metric: MSCI ESG Rating; Minimum: BB | Companies are required to have an MSCI ESG Rating of ‘BB’ or above to be eligible for inclusion in the Indexes.Open p.4 ↗ |
Companies must have an MSCI ESG Rating of BB or above to be eligible. |
| Minimum controversies score | Metric: MSCI Controversies Score; Minimum: 3 | Companies are required to have an MSCI Controversies Score of 3 or above to be eligible for inclusion in the Indexes.Open p.5 ↗ |
Companies must have an MSCI Controversies Score of 3 or above to be eligible. |
| Unrated company rule | Required assessments: MSCI ESG Ratings, MSCI Controversies, MSCI Climate Change Metrics, MSCI Business Involvement Screening Research; Treatment: Not eligible | Companies not assessed by MSCI Solutions on data for any of the following MSCI sustainability and climate products are not eligible for inclusion in the Indexes: MSCI ESG Ratings MSCI Controversies MSCI Climate Change Metrics MSCI Business Involvement Screening Research (BISR)Open p.6 ↗ |
Companies missing an assessment for any required MSCI sustainability or climate product are not eligible. |
| Controversial weapons threshold | Activity: Controversial Weapons; Restrictiveness: Most Restrictive; Threshold: Any tie | Controversial Weapons - All companies with any tie to Controversial Weapons (cluster munitions, landmines, depleted uranium weapons, biological/chemical weapons, blinding lasers, non-detectable fragments and incendiary weapons)Open p.13 ↗ |
All companies with any tie to controversial weapons are excluded. |
| Civilian firearms threshold | Producer exclusion: Yes; Revenue threshold (%): 5; Scope: Firearms and small arms ammunition intended for civilian use | All companies classified as “Producer” of firearms and small arms ammunitions for civilian markets. It does not include companies that cater to the military, government, and law enforcement markets.Open p.13 ↗ |
Civilian firearms producers and companies deriving 5% or more revenue from civilian firearms or ammunition are excluded. |
| Tobacco threshold | Producer exclusion: Yes; Revenue threshold (%): 5; Scope: Tobacco products and tobacco-related products | All companies that manufacture tobacco products, such as cigars, blunts, cigarettes, e-cigarettes, inhalers, beedis, kreteks, smokeless tobacco, snuff, snus, dissolvable and chewing tobacco.Open p.13 ↗ |
Tobacco manufacturers, tobacco leaf growers or processors, and companies deriving 5% or more revenue from tobacco-related products are excluded. |
| Ten percent business revenue exclusions | Activity: Alcohol; Revenue threshold (%): 10, Activity: Conventional Weapons; Revenue threshold (%): 10, Activity: Gambling; Revenue threshold (%): 10, Activity: Nuclear Power; Revenue threshold (%): 10 | Alcohol - All companies deriving 10% or more revenue from the production of alcohol-related products Conventional Weapons - All companies deriving 10% or more revenue from the production of conventional weapons and componentsOpen p.13 ↗ |
Companies deriving 10% or more revenue from alcohol, conventional weapons, gambling, or nuclear power operations are excluded. |
| Five percent business revenue exclusions | Activity: Fossil Fuel Extraction; Revenue threshold (%): 5, Activity: Thermal Coal Power; Revenue threshold (%): 5, Activity: Palm Oil; Revenue threshold (%): 5, Activity: Arctic Oil & Gas; Revenue threshold (%): 5 | Fossil Fuel Extraction - All companies deriving 5% or more aggregate revenue (either reported or estimated) from thermal coal mining and unconventional oil and gas extraction.Open p.13 ↗ |
Companies meeting the 5% revenue tests for fossil fuel extraction, thermal coal power, palm oil, or Arctic oil and gas are excluded. |
| Fossil fuel extraction scope | thermal coal mining, unconventional oil and gas extraction | Fossil Fuel Extraction - All companies deriving 5% or more aggregate revenue (either reported or estimated) from thermal coal mining and unconventional oil and gas extraction.Open p.13 ↗ |
Fossil fuel extraction covers thermal coal mining and unconventional oil and gas extraction. |
| Arctic oil and gas definition | Production activities north of latitude 66.5, including offshore or onshore oil and gas production. | The definition of Arctic is geographical and includes production activities north of the 66.5 latitude. This includes offshore or onshore oil and gas production.Open p.14 ↗ |
Arctic oil and gas means offshore or onshore oil and gas production north of latitude 66.5. |
| Business or ESG exclusions | Companies with MSCI ESG Rating below BB, Companies with MSCI Controversies Score below 3, Companies not assessed by MSCI ESG Ratings, Companies not assessed by MSCI Controversies, Companies not assessed by MSCI Climate Change Metrics, Companies not assessed by MSCI Business Involvement Screening Research, Controversial Weapons, Nuclear Weapons, Civilian Firearms, Tobacco, Alcohol, Conventional Weapons, Gambling, Nuclear Power, Fossil Fuel Extraction, Thermal Coal Power, Palm Oil, Arctic Oil & Gas | Companies are required to have an MSCI ESG Rating of ‘BB’ or above to be eligible for inclusion in the Indexes.Open p.4 ↗ |
Eligible companies must have an MSCI ESG Rating of BB or above, a Controversies Score of 3 or above, required MSCI sustainability and climate assessments, and no involvement meeting the listed controversial-business criteria. |
| M4 Selection and constituent count · 9 fields | |||
| Marginal company rule | A marginal incumbent is always selected; a marginal non-incumbent is selected only if including it brings cumulative sector coverage closer to 50% than excluding it, except that the marginal company is always selected if required to reach the 45% minimum coverage. | If the marginal company is a current Selection Index constituent, then it is always selected.Open p.12 ↗ |
The company that pushes sector coverage above 50% is included if it is an incumbent, or if inclusion is closer to 50% for a non-incumbent; it must be included when needed to reach the 45% minimum. |
| Minimum sector coverage | 45% | The minimum cumulative sector coverage is set to 45%. - The marginal company is always selected if this is required to achieve cumulative sector coverage of 45%.Open p.12 ↗ |
The minimum cumulative sector coverage is 45%, subject to eligible securities being available. |
| Ineligible securities excluded | Yes | Securities which are ineligible as per Section 3.1.1 will not be selected even if the cumulative sector coverage after selection of all eligible securities is below 50%.Open p.12 ↗ |
Securities that fail the eligibility rules are not selected even if sector coverage remains below 50%. |
| Country region index construction | Country and region indexes apply the standard Selection Index construction rules at the relevant country or region level rather than the standard regional level. | The MSCI Country and Region Selection Indexes are constructed by applying the index construction rules detailed in Section 2 at the level of the respective country or region covered by the index, instead of the specific regional level used in the construction of MSCI Selection Indexes.Open p.17 ↗ |
Country and region selection indexes follow the same construction rules but apply them to the respective country or region covered by the index. |
| Selection method | Rank by metric | For each sector, the eligible companies of the regional Parent Index are first ranked based on the company level ESG Rating.Open p.12 ↗ |
Eligible parent-index companies are ranked within each GICS sector by ESG-related metrics and selected until the sector reaches approximately 50% free-float-adjusted market-capitalization coverage. |
| Ranking metrics | Name: Company level ESG rating; Direction: Higher; Step order: 1, Name: Existing selection index constituent status; Direction: Incumbent priority; Step order: 2, Name: Industry adjusted ESG score; Direction: Higher; Step order: 3, Name: Free float adjusted market capitalization; Direction: Higher; Step order: 4 | For each sector, the eligible companies of the regional Parent Index are first ranked based on the company level ESG Rating. If two companies have the same ESG Rating, the existing Selection index constituent is given priority to maintain index stability.Open p.12 ↗ |
Companies are ranked first by higher company-level ESG Rating; ties favor existing constituents, then the higher industry-adjusted ESG score among existing constituents, and finally the largest free-float-adjusted market capitalization. |
| Target constituent count | 50% | Each regional Index targets 50% of the free float-adjusted market capitalization within each GICS sector of the underlying Parent Index.Open p.5 ↗ |
The index targets 50% of the free-float-adjusted market capitalization within each GICS sector of the MSCI USA Index. |
| Tie break rule | Incumbent constituents rank ahead of non-constituents with the same ESG Rating; among incumbents, the higher industry-adjusted ESG score wins, and if still tied, the larger free-float-adjusted market capitalization wins. | If two companies have the same ESG Rating, the existing Selection index constituent is given priority to maintain index stability. Between two existing constituents with the same ESG Rating, the company with the higher industry-adjusted ESG score is given priority.Open p.12 ↗ |
ESG Rating ties prioritize existing Selection Index constituents, then the higher industry-adjusted ESG score, and then the largest free-float-adjusted market capitalization. |
| Industry neutrality rule | 50% free-float-adjusted market-capitalization coverage within each GICS sector of the MSCI USA Index | Each regional Index targets 50% of the free float-adjusted market capitalization within each GICS sector of the underlying Parent Index.Open p.5 ↗ |
Sector balance is achieved by targeting 50% free-float-adjusted market-capitalization coverage in each GICS sector of the MSCI USA Index. |
| M5 Weighting and capping · 2 fields | |||
| Sector coverage basis | Free float adjusted market capitalization | The MSCI Selection Indexes target 50% coverage of the free float-adjusted market capitalization of each GICS sector of the regional Parent Index.Open p.12 ↗ |
The 50% sector target is measured using free-float-adjusted market capitalization. |
| Weighting scheme | Free float market cap | The MSCI Selection Indexes (‘the Indexes’) are free float-adjusted market capitalization-weighted indexes designed to represent the performance of companies that are selected from an underlying index based on Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) criteria.Open p.3 ↗ |
Selected securities are weighted by free-float-adjusted market capitalization. |
| M6 Review and rebalance schedule · 9 fields | |||
| Annual review universe update | Yes | At each Annual Index Review, the Eligible Universe is updated, and the composition of the Index is reassessed in order to target 50% free float-adjusted cumulative market capitalization of each sector of the Parent Index.Open p.7 ↗ |
The eligible universe is updated and index composition is reassessed at each Annual Index Review. |
| Quarterly review addition rule | Additions are made only in sectors below 45% market capitalization coverage, until the 50% target is reached. | Additions, from the eligible securities as per Section 2.2, are made only to those sectors where the current market capitalization coverage is less than 45%, until the 50% target is reached.Open p.8 ↗ |
At quarterly reviews, additions occur only in sectors whose current market capitalization coverage is below 45%, bringing coverage toward the 50% target. |
| Review frequency | Quarterly | The Indexes are reviewed on an annual basis in May to coincide with the May Index Review of the Parent Index, and the changes are implemented at the end of May.Open p.7 ↗ |
The indexes have an annual May review and additional quarterly reviews in February, August and November. |
| Review types | Annual review, Quarterly review, Ad hoc | At each Annual Index Review, the Eligible Universe is updated, and the composition of the Index is reassessed in order to target 50% free float-adjusted cumulative market capitalization of each sector of the Parent Index.Open p.7 ↗ |
The index maintenance framework includes an Annual Index Review, Quarterly Index Reviews, and event-related maintenance between reviews. |
| Review months | February, May, August, November | The Indexes are reviewed on an annual basis in May to coincide with the May Index Review of the Parent Index, and the changes are implemented at the end of May.Open p.7 ↗ |
Reviews occur in February, May, August and November. |
| Data cutoff rule | Annual review: End of the month preceding the May review, with later-published ESG data used when available for some securities; Quarterly reviews: End of January, July and October, with later-published ESG data used when available for some securities | In general, MSCI uses MSCI Solutions data5 (including MSCI ESG Ratings, MSCI Controversies Scores, MSCI Business Involvement Screening Research and MSCI Climate Change Metrics) as of the end of the month preceding the Index Reviews for the rebalancing of the Indexes.Open p.7 ↗ |
MSCI generally uses MSCI Solutions data as of the end of the month preceding each review; quarterly cutoffs are January, July and October. |
| Announcement rule | Pro forma indexes are generally announced nine business days before the effective date. | In general, the pro forma Indexes are announced nine business days before the effective date.Open p.7 ↗ |
Pro forma indexes are generally announced nine business days before implementation. |
| Effective date rule | Changes are implemented at the end of February, May, August and November. | The Indexes are reviewed on an annual basis in May to coincide with the May Index Review of the Parent Index, and the changes are implemented at the end of May.Open p.7 ↗ |
Annual changes take effect at the end of May, and quarterly changes take effect at the end of February, August and November. |
| Rebalance frequency | Quarterly | In general, MSCI uses MSCI Solutions data5 (including MSCI ESG Ratings, MSCI Controversies Scores, MSCI Business Involvement Screening Research and MSCI Climate Change Metrics) as of the end of the month preceding the Index Reviews for the rebalancing of the Indexes.Open p.7 ↗ |
The indexes are rebalanced at the annual and quarterly index reviews. |
| M7 Buffers and turnover control · 2 fields | |||
| Sector coverage buffer | Target coverage (%): 50; Under representation threshold (%): 45; Buffer (%): 10 | Market price movements may cause small deviations in the sector coverage between two Index Reviews. Therefore, in order to minimize turnover, a buffer of 10% is used on the target coverage of 50% to define under-representation.Open p.8 ↗ |
A 10% buffer around the 50% sector-coverage target means sectors below 45% are treated as under-represented for quarterly additions. |
| Annual selection retention bands | Initial selection coverage (%): 35; Aaa rated security coverage (%): 50; Existing constituent retention coverage (%): 65 | Securities in the top 35% cumulative free float-adjusted market capitalization coverage of the ranked universe, including the first security that increases the cumulative coverage above 35% ‘AAA’ rated securities in the top 50% cumulative free float-adjusted market capitalization coverage of the ranked universeOpen p.7 ↗ |
Annual selection prioritizes the top 35% coverage, AAA-rated securities up to 50% coverage, and existing constituents up to 65% coverage. |
| M8 Corporate actions, IPOs, ad-hoc changes · 8 fields | |||
| Parent index addition condition | Interim additions require the security to be added to the Parent Index. | For cases where additions are noted below, securities will be added to the index only if added to the Parent Index.Open p.8 ↗ |
A security can be added between reviews only if it is added to the Parent Index. |
| ESG ineligibility no interim deletion | Yes | There are no deletions from the Indexes between Index Reviews on account of a security becoming ineligible because of MSCI ESG Rating downgrade and/or decrease in MSCI Controversies Score and/or change in business involvement.Open p.8 ↗ |
Securities are not deleted between reviews solely because of an ESG rating downgrade, lower controversies score, or changed business-involvement status. |
| Security characteristic changes | A security remains in the index after country, sector, size-segment or similar characteristic changes pending reevaluation at the next review. | A security will continue to be an Index constituent if there are changes in characteristics (country, sector, size segment, etc.). Reevaluation for continued inclusion in the Index will occur at the subsequent Index Review.Open p.9 ↗ |
Changes in country, sector, size segment or other characteristics do not trigger immediate removal; continued inclusion is reassessed at the next review. |
| Fast entry | Timing: New securities added to the Parent Index, including IPOs and other early inclusions, are added on the Parent Index inclusion date if eligible and sector coverage is below 45% | New securities added to the Parent Index (such as IPOs, other early inclusions and migrations from a different size-segment) will be added to the Indexes on the date of security inclusion only if they meet the eligibility criteria described in Section 2.2 and the market capitalization coverage of the sector to which the security belongs is less than 45%.Open p.9 ↗ |
New Parent Index additions such as IPOs and early inclusions may enter the index on their Parent Index inclusion date only if they meet eligibility criteria and their sector coverage is below 45%. |
| Ad-hoc deletion | Acquisition, Delisting, Other | Parent Index deletions will be reflected simultaneously. There are no deletions from the Indexes between Index Reviews on account of a security becoming ineligible because of MSCI ESG Rating downgrade and/or decrease in MSCI Controversies Score and/or change in business involvement.Open p.8 ↗ |
Parent Index deletions are reflected simultaneously; acquired constituents are deleted, while ESG downgrades, controversy-score declines and business-involvement changes alone do not cause interim deletion. |
| Replacement policy | None | The following section briefly describes the treatment of common corporate events within the Indexes. No new securities will be added (except where noted below) to the Index between Index Reviews.Open p.8 ↗ |
The document does not provide a reserve-list replacement; deleted constituents are generally not replaced until review-based additions, subject to sector coverage rules. |
| Merger spinoff rules | Spin-off securities are not added at event implementation and are reevaluated at the next review; if a constituent is acquired by a non-constituent, the constituent is deleted and the acquirer is not added. | All securities created as a result of the spin-off of an existing Index constituent will not be added to the Indexes at the time of event implementation. Reevaluation for addition in the Indexes will occur at the subsequent Index Review.Open p.9 ↗ |
Spin-offs are not added when the event occurs but are reconsidered at the next review; acquisitions by non-constituents cause deletion of the target without adding the acquirer. |
| Corporate actions guide ref | MSCI Corporate Events Methodology book | Further detail and illustration regarding specific treatment of corporate events relevant to this Index can be found in the MSCI Corporate Events Methodology book.Open p.9 ↗ |
Further corporate-event treatment is described in the MSCI Corporate Events Methodology book. |
| M9 Calculation and return variants · 1 field | |||
| Index calculation methodology reference | MSCI Index Calculation Methodology – https://www.msci.com/index/methodology/latest/IndexCalc | MSCI Index Calculation Methodology – https://www.msci.com/index/methodology/latest/IndexCalcOpen p.18 ↗ |
The methodology set incorporates the separate MSCI Index Calculation Methodology for index calculation rules. |
| M10 Governance, change policy, disclosure · 3 fields | |||
| Methodology set | Description of methodology set, MSCI Corporate Events Methodology, MSCI Fundamental Data Methodology, MSCI Index Calculation Methodology, MSCI Index Glossary of Terms, MSCI Index Policies, MSCI Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS) Methodology, MSCI Global Investable Market Indexes Methodology, MSCI Global ex Controversial Weapons Indexes Methodology, ESG Factors In Methodology | The Indexes are governed by a set of methodology and policy documents (“Methodology Set”), including the present index methodology document as mentioned below:Open p.18 ↗ |
The indexes are governed by a set of methodology and policy documents called the Methodology Set. |
| Methodology webpage access | https://www.msci.com/index-methodology | The Methodology Set for the Indexes can also be accessed from MSCI’s webpage https://www.msci.com/index-methodology in the section ‘Search Methodology by Index Name or Index Code’.Open p.18 ↗ |
The Methodology Set can be accessed on MSCI's index methodology webpage by searching index name or code. |
| Index policies reference | MSCI Index Policies – https://www.msci.com/index/methodology/latest/IndexPolicy | MSCI Index Policies – https://www.msci.com/index/methodology/latest/IndexPolicyOpen p.18 ↗ |
The methodology set incorporates the separate MSCI Index Policies document. |
Open points · 51Model-written, for reference
- 1No official index code, ISIN, vendor tickers, launch date, base date, base value, calculation currency, or short ticker is stated.
- 2No calculation agent distinct from the administrator is explicitly identified.
- 3No benchmark regulation status (regulated, significant, non-significant) is stated.
- 4No stated intended uses such as ETF underlyings or derivatives are provided in the extracted sections.
- 5No explicit limitations of the index are stated.
- 6No list of exchanges, listing boards, security types, or company nationality assignment rule is provided beyond the GIMI underlying universe.
- 7No trading-history requirement is stated.
- 8No liquidity screen or ATVR threshold is stated.
- 9No minimum market-size or GMSR threshold is stated.
- 10No minimum free-float percentage, foreign room, voting-rights, or price screen is stated.
- 11No financial-probability or financial-health screens are stated.
- 12No suspension treatment or extreme-price-increase screen is stated.
- 13The provided sections do not state a reserve list or pre-ranked replacement-pool size rule.
- 14The provided sections do not provide Foreign Inclusion Factor methodology or factor bands.
- 15The provided sections do not state Domestic Inclusion Factor treatment.
- 16The provided sections do not describe foreign ownership limits or foreign room treatment.
- 17The provided sections do not specify single-issuer, group, sector, or country weight caps or their timing.
- 18The provided sections do not identify the shares-outstanding source or update timing.
- 19The provided sections do not describe the divisor or Price Adjustment Factor continuity rule.
- 20No explicit rank buffer for a target constituent count was stated.
- 21No market-capitalization size-segment buffer bands were stated.
- 22No relaxed liquidity threshold for existing constituents was stated.
- 23No maximum turnover limit per review was stated.
- 24No numerical size threshold or excluded boards for early inclusion were stated.
- 25No deletion execution price was stated.
- 26No threshold for implementing share or free-float changes between reviews was stated.
- 27No separate weight-reset frequency was stated.
- 28Formula type is not stated.
- 29Price source is not stated.
- 30Calculation frequency is not stated.
- 31Published index-level precision is not stated.
- 32Return variants are not stated.
- 33Withholding tax basis is not stated.
- 34Dividend treatment is not stated.
- 35Divisor adjustment events are not stated.
- 36Market disruption calculation rule is not stated.
- 37Recalculation or correction policy for published levels is not stated.
- 38Oversight body is not stated.
- 39Discretion points are not stated.
- 40Methodology review frequency is not stated.
- 41External review procedure is not stated.
- 42Material change definition is not stated.
- 43Consultation procedure is not stated.
- 44Notice period for methodology changes is not stated.
- 45Error correction policy is not stated.
- 46Specific disclosure channels beyond MSCI's methodology webpage are not stated.
- 47Constituent publication frequency is not stated.
- 48Index cessation policy is not stated.
- 49The supplied index-specific sections do not print MSCI code 700719, code USSLM, Bloomberg ticker BBG000L6DBY6, ISIN, launch date, base date, base value, or calculation currency for the MSCI USA Selection Index.
- 50The supplied sections do not state index-specific constituent caps, issuer caps, sector caps, country caps, or inclusion-factor values beyond the family-wide free-float weighting rules.
- 51The supplied sections do not provide an index-specific special maintenance rule that differs from the family rules.
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