FTSE MIB Index

The FTSE MIB (Financial Times stock market Milano Indice di Borsa) is that the benchmark index
of Borsa Italiana, the Italian Stock Exchange, and includes the forty training of stocks maximum traded at the exchange.

The index changed into controlled through Standard & Poor’s from its inception till June 2009, while this obligation surpassed to the FTSE group, one hundred% owned through Borsa Italiana figure company, the London Stock Exchange Group. Borsa Italiana’s benchmark index changed into created on 31 December 1992; on the time, it changed into called the “COMIT 30” and had a base fee of one hundred factors.

The index set an all-time file in the course of its consultation on 7 March 2000, while it reached 51,273 factors, after it had set a file excessive last rate of 51,093 factors the day before.