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News articleYahoo Finance· March 31, 2026

MSCI to Reclassify the MSCI Greece Indexes from Emerging Market to Developed Market status

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MSCI to Reclassify the MSCI Greece Indexes from Emerging Market to Developed Market status NEW YORK, March 31, 2026--(BUSINESS WIRE)--MSCI Inc…
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  • This reclassification decision follows sustained market reforms and dialogue between market authorities, the investment community and MSCI

    60% confidence
  • Greece's path from Emerging Market back to Developed Market status reflects both the progress achieved by the Greek market authorities and the evolving view among global institutional investors that Developed Markets Europe operates as a cohesive investment region

    60% confidence
  • Market participants recognized that Greece's market infrastructure has converged with Developed European standards and meets the criteria for Developed Markets

    60% confidence
  • The majority of participants in the consultation favored the proposed reclassification

    60% confidence
  • Some market participants noted considerations around the implementation timeline, which informed MSCI's decision to implement the reclassification at the May 2027 Index Review rather than the August 2026 Index Review

    60% confidence

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