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Euro Stoxx 50 to get major revamp

Removing supersector caps and more regular rebalancing could spur increased activity in eurozone index

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The company behind the Euro Stoxx 50 is planning changes to the construction of Europe’s main blue-chip stock index in an effort to boost trading activity linked to the benchmark.

Index administrator Stoxx, owned by Deutsche Börse, will confirm the results of a consultation on its proposals – which include removing so-called supersector limits and reviewing the composition of the index every six

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