The Euronext 100The Euronext 100 is Euronext’s most important index, a b... More is ’s most important , a benchmarker listing the 100 largest, most , blue-chip traded across its five European in Amsterdam, Brussels, Lisbon, London and Paris.
Companies listed on the index account for more than 80% of the Euronext’s total
across all its indices and traded . In September 2012, this amounted to approximately €1.76 billion.All listed companies are classified according to their industry sector.
Criteria for inclusion
Stocks listed on the EuronextThe Euronext is a major European stock market that was for... More 100 must have a rolling trade of at least 20% of their over any one-year analysis period.
Companies that have an free floatWhat is free float market capitalization? Free float is a t... More since becoming a public companyA public company is a company that trades on the stock exc... More.
at least two months before the index’s quarterly review can be included if their have traded at least 20% of theThe index is reviewed every six months, in May and November, on the basis of each company’s liquidityWhat is market liquidity? The term liquidity of a market... More and size, and adjusted accordingly.