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Nasdaq-100: A gauge of the modern economy
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The Nasdaq Stock Exchange was the first all-electronic exchange and is one of the largest and most followed US equity stock markets. The exchange is home to more than 3,400 companies, in many cases companies choosing to list on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange mirror the innovative nature of the exchange itself.
The Nasdaq-100 index measures the performance of the largest 100 non-financial companies listed on the Nasdaq Stock Exchange. These companies include some of the most innovative in their market segments, e.g. Apple, Tesla, Microsoft and many more.
Starting with the Nasdaq-100 index, companies which are involved in controversial business activities, such as tobacco or controversial weapons, are excluded. There are further exclusions for companies which do not comply with the UN Global Compact principles, for those involved in severe controversies and for those whose economic value is deemed to be at severe risk from ESG factors (all as determined by Sustainalytics). Constituent weights are then tilted towards companies with more attractive ESG risk ratings.
The result is the Nasdaq-100 ESG Index which our Invesco Nasdaq-100 ESG UCITS ETF tracks, an ETF for the ESG investor.
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