The Euronext 100 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 Euronext 100 must have a rolling trade of at least 20% of their over any one-year analysis period.
Companies that have an at least two months before the index’s quarterly review can be included if their have traded at least 20% of the 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 ex... More.
The 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.
