Further Real Estate Indices

The SXI Real Estate All Shares Index considers real estate shares with a listing on the Swiss Stock Exchange.

The composition of the SXI Real Estate All Shares is reviewed once a year in September. The index is recalculated every three minutes.

The SXI Real Estate All Shares was standardized at 1,000 points on December 30, 2005.

The SXI Real Estate Shares Broad Index considers real estate shares with a listing on SIX Swiss Exchange and at least 75% of their assets invested in Switzerland.

The composition of the SXI Real Estate Shares Broad is reviewed once a year in September. The index is recalculated every three minutes.

The SXI Real Estate Shares Broad was standardized at 1,000 points on December 30, 2005.

The SXI Real Estate Selected Funds NAV/Equal Weighted Indices (previously known as the DB Rüd Blass Immobilienfonds Schweiz Index) represent the performance of up to the 10 largest Swiss real estate investment funds. Initially standardized to a baseline level of 100 in February 1960, the index was first calculated on an annual basis. However, starting from April 1982, it transitioned to a monthly calculation interval.

Since July 1, 2001, SIX has been responsible for updating the index every three minutes on behalf of Deutsche Bank. As of September 30, 2016, SIX has incorporated these indices into its own index portfolio.

The NAV-weighted index reflects the proportional market value of the included real estate investment funds. In contrast, the equal-weighted index computes the simple average of the fund values. The index undergoes semi-annual adjustments, which occur on the first trading day of January and July. The NAV-weighted version also exists with a capped version, where the maximum weights of the components are limited semi-annually to 18%. All three indices are dividend-adjusted.