ICE and MSCI partner on ESG offering
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ICE and MSCI partner on ESG offering

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September 30, 2019 04:45 PM

Intercontinental exchange and MSCI have expanded their relationship, with the index provider licensing ESG data to ICE for index construction. ICE will use the data to launch ESG versions of its fixed income indexes and will also launch various ESG related equities futures towards the end of this year.

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