Confronting Market Volatility

Managing Editor

Dec 04, 2014

Reviewed by: Olly Ludwig

Edited by: Olly Ludwig

In early October, global, U.S. and European equity markets fell as investors reacted to a slowdown in European growth. Throughout the period, MSCI's Minimum Volatility indexes reflected the downside protection that investors expected.

Join ETF.com, MSCI and iShares to take a closer look at the MSCI Minimum Volatility indexes, which are designed to reflect broad market performance with less risk in times of high volatility.

Agenda Topics:

Recent equity market volatility
Methodology and benefits of the MSCI Minimum Volatility indexes
iShares Minimum Volatility ETF Suite

Olly Ludwig

Olly Ludwig is the former managing editor of etf.com. Previously, he was a financial advisor at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney and an editor at Bloomberg News. Before that, Ludwig was a journalist at the Reuters News Agency in New York.

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