ABN Amro's Alpha Indexes

- Jill Wong
- 01 Jan 2006

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In November, ABN Amro launched a series of open-end certificates based on a new family of indexes that are designed to track the "alpha" or net excess return of global benchmark indexes.

The ABN Amro Alpha Index Family launched on November 16 comprises individual indexes for 12 markets/sectors - Germany, Europe, USA, Japan, UK, Australia, Belgium, Hong Kong, Italy, Netherlands, Switzerland and US Tech. The Alpha Indexes are designed to track alpha of the benchmark indexes in these markets, such

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