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Brandes switches benchmarks to MSCI

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Investment advisory firm Brandes Investment Partners has selected the MSCI World Mid Cap Index and the MSCI EAFE Mid Cap Index as benchmarks for the Brandes International Mid Cap Equity strategy and the Brandes Global Mid Cap Equity strategy.

Both strategies are currently benchmarked to FTSE.
 
“We are delighted that Brandes choose MSCI indexes for these international and global strategies,” says Diana Tidd, MSCI managing director. “We place a high priority on listening to our clients and work hard to ensure that we add value to their businesses. All MSCI indexes are built using a consistent methodology, which provides our clients with a clear and economical way of looking at global investment opportunities.”

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