FTSE rejigs global sustainability index

- By Risk Staff
- 01 Apr 2007

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FTSE has added 25 companies to its FTSE4Good global index series. Seventeen existing constituents will be removed from the index as they no longer meet its criteria.

Eleven of the new companies are based in the UK - Acambis, Admiral Group, Barratt Developments, Catlin Group, Emblaze, Erinaceous Group, Foseco, Halfords Group, Office2Office, T Clarke, and Standard Life. The two UK companies to exit the FTSE4Good index series are AEA Technology and Tate & Lyle.

Since the index was launched in 2001

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