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Indices / UT / OEIC / IT Flashcards

1
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what companies are included in the FTSE All-share

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around 625 companies on the UK stock exchange, reviewed in December each year

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what companies are included in the FTSE 100

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this is the top 100 firms by market capitalisation. Revised quarterly.
Represents from time to time in the region of 90% of the UK market capitalisation

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what indices are included in the FTSE 250

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the next 250 largest companies. Reviewed
quarterly. Represents approximately 8-10% of market capitalisation. Really important to note that this isn’t the biggest 250 – it is the next 250 after the 100.

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what indices are included in the FTSE 350

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the FTSE 100 and the FTSE 250 combined
– covers around 98%

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what indices are included in the FTSE small cap

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FTSE350 = FTSE 100 + 250 - makes up 98% of the market

the other 2% making up the rest of
the FTSE all-share

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what indices are included in the FTSE fledgling

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the smallest on the FTSE, too small for the small-cap

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what indices are included in the FTSE All-small

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the combination of small-cap and fledgling

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what indices are included in the FTSE AIM UK 50

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the largest 50 UK companies on the AIM

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what indices are included in the FTSE AIM 100

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the largest 100 UK companies on the AIM

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what indices are included in the FTSE AIM all-share index

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all AIM companies meeting the eligibility criteria. This probably the most commonly
used index in the UK when comparing price and yield movements.

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What does the Dow Jones consist of?

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main 30 blue chip companies in US

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What does the Dow Jones EuroStoxx 50 consist of?

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US measure of the top 50
European stocks

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What does the Standard and Poors composite consist of?

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main 500 companies on US stock exchange

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What does the NASDAQ composite consist of?

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smaller US companies

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What does the Nikkei 225 consist of?

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largest Japanese stocks but NOT weighted

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What does the Topix consist of?

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a wider, more comprehensive version of the Nikkei 225

17
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What does the Dax 40 consist of?

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Germany – largest 40 quoted German
companies

18
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What does the Hang Seng consist of?

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broad movements in Hong Kong stocks

19
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What does the CAC General consist of?

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France – opening prices on Paris cash market

20
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What does the CAC 40 consist of?

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real time weighted index of largest French
stocks

21
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What are the problems with indices?

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One of the biggest problems with indices is that most are weighted according to market capitalisation. This means that the largest companies will have a disproportionate
effect on the index. Equally, most indices take no account of dividends, which can represent a significant proportion
of total return.

22
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What index’s can be used to compare UT / OEIC / IT

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UT / OEIC / IT

23
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What costs / charges are associated to UT / OEIC

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UT / OEIC

24
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How can you purchase UT / OEIC / IT

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UT / OEIC / IT

25
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What are the objectives of UT / OEIC

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Allow investors to diversify their investment across different companies and/or asset classes.

26
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What FSCS protection is applied to UT / OEIC / IT

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UT / OEIC / IT

27
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What is the taxation situation in the investment within an UT / OEIC

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28
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What is the taxation situation on an investor within an UT / OEIC

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29
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What are the investment options with UT / OEIC / IT

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30
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What are the risks associated to UT & OEIC

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31
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How illiquid are UT & OEICin compariosn to direct holdings

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32
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What are the risks and how liquid are IT

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33
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How are UT traded? what are the options

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34
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How are IT traded? What are the options and structure

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35
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What are the gearing options with UT / OEIC

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