S&P Global 1200

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The S&P Global 1200 ( Standard & Poor's Global 1200 ) is a stock index that includes the stocks of 1200 of the largest publicly traded companies. It was introduced in 1997 and is part of the index family of the rating agency Standard & Poor’s .

The S&P Global 1200 is weighted according to market capitalization and covers around 70% of the global capital market in terms of value.

All values from the following region-specific S&P indices are included:

S&P 500 ( United States )
S&P Europe 350 ( Europe )
S & P / TOPIX 150 ( Japan )
S & P / TSX 60 ( Canada )
S & P / ASX 50 ( Australia )
S&P Asia 50 ( Hong Kong , Korea , Taiwan , Singapore )
S&P Latin America 40 ( Argentina , Brazil , Chile , Mexico )

Web links

S & P Global 1200 in the pages of Standard & Poor's (English)
Factsheet S&P Global 1200 (English; PDF file; 62 kB)