MSCI Just Put Saylor’s Strategy on the Road out of Its Global Indexes
MSCI has adopted a rule that could push Strategy, the company holding 848,250 BTC, out of its flagship indexes after Nov. 30, and JPMorgan puts the possible forced selling at $2.8 billion. What Did MSCI Actually Decide? On Oct. 15, MSCI published the results of its consultation on “non-operating companies.” These are firms that mostly […]
Key Takeaways
- MSCI has adopted a rule that could push Strategy, the company holding 848,250 BTC, out of its flagship indexes after Nov.
- 30, and JPMorgan puts the possible forced selling at $2.8 billion.
- What Did MSCI Actually Decide?
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