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Beyond index services, MSCI provides a comprehensive suite of investment decision-support tools through its analytics, risk management, and sustainability businesses. Its offerings include portfolio construction and optimization, performance attribution, multi-asset risk modeling, climate risk analysis, private asset data, real estate analytics, and ESG ratings and research. The company's ESG and climate products are widely used by institutional investors, asset managers, pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, regulators, and corporations to assess sustainability-related risks, support responsible investment strategies, and comply with evolving disclosure requirements. | Beyond index services, MSCI provides a comprehensive suite of investment decision-support tools through its analytics, risk management, and sustainability businesses. Its offerings include portfolio construction and optimization, performance attribution, multi-asset risk modeling, climate risk analysis, private asset data, real estate analytics, and ESG ratings and research. The company's ESG and climate products are widely used by institutional investors, asset managers, pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, regulators, and corporations to assess sustainability-related risks, support responsible investment strategies, and comply with evolving disclosure requirements. | ||
MSCI serves clients in more than 100 countries and is regarded as one of the world's leading providers of investment intelligence and benchmark indices. Its products are extensively used by asset managers, banks, insurers, wealth managers, and financial advisers for asset allocation, portfolio benchmarking, passive investment, and risk management. Together with organizations such as [[S&P Global]], [[FTSE Russell]], [[Bloomberg L.P.]], [[Moody's]], and the [[London Stock Exchange Group]], MSCI forms a key component of the global financial markets infrastructure by providing standardized benchmarks, investment analytics, and market intelligence for international capital markets. | MSCI serves clients in more than 100 countries and is regarded as one of the world's leading providers of investment intelligence and benchmark indices. Its products are extensively used by asset managers, banks, insurers, wealth managers, and financial advisers for [[asset allocation]], portfolio benchmarking, passive investment, and risk management. Together with organizations such as [[S&P Global]], [[FTSE Russell]], [[Bloomberg L.P.]], [[Moody's]], and the [[London Stock Exchange Group]], MSCI forms a key component of the global financial markets infrastructure by providing standardized benchmarks, investment analytics, and market intelligence for international capital markets. | ||