Unlock the Power of African Markets with Data-Driven Indices & Research

Our indices are constructed using a transparent methodology that prioritizes liquidity, market capitalization, and sector diversity across African markets.

We update our indices regularly to reflect market movements and ensure accuracy.

The selection process is based on our investability screens on the African equity universe. These screens consider factors such as a minimum full and free float-adjusted market capitalisation, liquidity requirements (based on Average Traded Value Ratio - ATVR), and adherence to specific country or sector classifications (for us Bloomberg Industry Classification). 

Our Total Return or Net Return Indices account for dividends. These indices calculate based on reinvesting the value of cash dividends, and for Net Return after applicable withholding taxes back into the index. Corporate actions like stock splits, rights issues, and spin-offs are incorporated using Adjustment factors to ensure continuity and represantiveness of the index.

Index calculation typically involves a divisor methodology, where the total market capitalisation of the index constituents is divided by a divisor to arrive at the index level. This divisor is adjusted to account for corporate actions and index changes to prevent non-market fluctuations. Our team meets with market experts to regularly to review index composition, consider potential changes, address significant market events, and review current methodologies to ensure they remain effective. 

The index constituents can be provided on a subscription basis - contact us regarding this. 

The index values will be published on our website, and they can be provided by email, API or a plugin - contact us for more detail.

MoneyInAfrica provides African market equity indices, sector-specific indices, fundamental data-based indices,  as well as growth and value style indices derived from their broader benchmarks. 

MoneyInAfrica is looking to expand into fixed income, currency, ESG, thematic and multi-index indices.

The indices are not investment advice and that past performance is not indicative of future results. It is currently not possible to invest directly in an index and can only be done through regulated financial products.

MoneyInAfrica™ retains all proprietary rights for our indices and methodologies, and prohibit unauthorised redistribution or use for creating derivative works without prior consent.

Investors are advised to seek independent financial advice before making any investment decisions based on index information.

You can access our indices data and information through multiple channels:

1. Website Portal – Our official website provides real-time and historical index data, factsheets, and methodology documents. Visit [Your Website URL].
2. Subscription Service – We offer data subscriptions for institutional and retail investors. Subscribers receive periodic reports, market updates, and access to premium analytics.
3. API Access – For developers and financial professionals, we provide API access to seamlessly integrate index data into their systems. Contact us to learn more.
4. Research Reports – Our team publishes in-depth reports on index performance, market trends, and investment insights, available for download on our platform.
5. Customer Support – For specific inquiries, you can reach our data services team at info@moneyinafrica.com
6. Third-Party Platforms – Our indices will be available on leading financial data providers, contact us for details.