Msci Inc.
A company that builds the yardsticks global investors use to measure markets, creating benchmarks like the MSCI World Index, risk platforms like BarraOne, and ESG ratings used by funds and banks worldwide. The name traces to a 1986 deal: Morgan Stanley bought the rights to Capital International's global indices, becoming Morgan Stanley Capital International, or MSCI. The brand began as a 1968 Capital Group project and spun off as its own company in 1998.
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