Index Change Advice – 20190701 FTSE JSE Ground Rules Dummy Lines
FTSE/JSE Africa Index Series - Ground Rule Update
1 July 2019
FTSE Russell would like to inform clients of the following update to the FTSE/JSE Africa Index Series
which is effective from 1 August 2019:
Section 6: Changes to Constituent Companies
Addition of the following rule
6.7 Dummy Lines
Temporary non-tradable instruments referred to as dummy lines, with the identifier DUMMY
embedded in the ISIN code, may be used in the FTSE/JSE Africa Index Series on an ad hoc basis
to deal with complexities surrounding certain corporate events. The dummy line would be created
in order to temporarily reflect the terms of a complex corporate event while ensuring that the
index reflects investor experience and remains replicable.
The use of the dummy line would be announced in advance through an information notice. On the
ex-date of the event there would be an addition of the dummy line which corresponds to the
value of the distributed terms or rights.
More details on the use of dummy lines in corporate action events can be found in the Corporate
Actions and Events Guide:
Corporate_Actions_and_Events_Guide.pdf
An updated copy of the FTSE/JSE Africa Index Series Ground Rules (v6.3) is now available on the
following link: FTSE_JSE_Africa_Index_Series
Or on the FTSE Russell website: www.ftserussell.com
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