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The Russell World Cap Index as an equity benchmark

October 2011
We believe there will be a sea change in U.S. investors' use of benchmark indexes to measure their equity exposures. The popular practice of "mix-'n'-match" using one index provider's benchmark for domestic equity, and another's for international equity is based on a traditional strategic asset allocation split, between domestic and international equity exposure, which is out of date.
This paper makes the case for using the Russell World Cap Index (RWCI) as an equity benchmark. The RWCI has the virtue of closely matching the segments in which many U.S. institutional investors are already invested. At the same time, it facilitates travel further down the road to a fully global perspective.
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