I just looked it up. In the normal MSCI World, the proportion of Israeli positions is 0.11% - and mainly banks. This means that all stocks actually fall through the screening.
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@Sindscheddin das habe ich auch erst gedacht. Aber schau mal genauer hin:
MSCI ISLAMIC INDEX SERIES METHODOLOGY
https://www.msci.com/our-solutions/indexes/esg-indexes/islamic-indexes
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Appendix 1: List of Eligible Markets
MSCI only considers securities belonging to the following list of markets for inclusion the MSCI Islamic Indexes:
Developed Markets: Australia Hong Kong Singapore Austria Ireland Spain Belgium Italy Sweden Canada Japan Switzerland Denmark Netherlands United Kingdom Finland New Zealand USA France Norway Germany Portugal
MSCI ISLAMIC INDEX SERIES METHODOLOGY
https://www.msci.com/our-solutions/indexes/esg-indexes/islamic-indexes
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Appendix 1: List of Eligible Markets
MSCI only considers securities belonging to the following list of markets for inclusion the MSCI Islamic Indexes:
Developed Markets: Australia Hong Kong Singapore Austria Ireland Spain Belgium Italy Sweden Canada Japan Switzerland Denmark Netherlands United Kingdom Finland New Zealand USA France Norway Germany Portugal
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@Sindscheddin In addition, the Israeli stock market is largely made up of "Information Technology" https://www.ishares.com/us/products/239663/ishares-msci-israel-capped-etf
It is quite a prejudice that the Jews are only money lenders 😘
It is quite a prejudice that the Jews are only money lenders 😘
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•@PowerWordChill First of all, thanks for the link. Then I was probably wrong with my statement and how I could have explained it. But it's quite a big thing from MSCI - I haven't yet found any explanation on the net or generally nothing about it.
But it's a shame that you're playing with this money-lender prejudice here. You could have saved yourself the trouble.
My approach was to call up MSCI World at iShares and then filter for the Israeli currency. And then I came up with this 0.11% and mainly banks. And I did it without any prejudice.
But it's a shame that you're playing with this money-lender prejudice here. You could have saved yourself the trouble.
My approach was to call up MSCI World at iShares and then filter for the Israeli currency. And then I came up with this 0.11% and mainly banks. And I did it without any prejudice.
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•@Sindscheddin all good, it was more of a joke, I have to make fun of ALL religions, otherwise it would be discrimination 😉
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@Sindscheddin Fun fact, Portugal should be included, but it's not. And was the only country to be completely screened out 😂 (as of 31.03.2024)
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