SGX-listed Credit Bureau Asia added to two FTSE indices

Credit Bureau Asia has been included to the FTSE Global Micro-Cap and FTSE Global Total Cap indices.

Singapore Exchange-listed Credit Bureau Asia Limited has been included in two Financial Times Stock Exchange (FTSE) indices, the credit and risk information solutions firm announced Monday.

It has been included to the FTSE Global Micro Cap Index, which looks at the smallest segment of the global investable equity market, and the FTSE Global Total Cap Index, which looks at large, mid, small and micro cap companies from developed and emerging markets.

“We are honoured and humbled to be one of two Singapore stocks to be included this round into the special club of index constituent stocks. Being an index constituent stock will allow us to gain more exposure and reach out to a wider base of global investors as we continue on our path of regional expansion and growth,” said Credit Bureau Asia founder and executive chairman Kevin Koo in a statement.

The addition will take effect on the close of the trading week of June 18.

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