Triodos Investment Management has announced that it will adopt Bloomberg Indices as benchmarks for its actively managed equity funds starting January 1, 2025.
The Dutch asset manager selected the Bloomberg World Large & Mid Cap Index and the Bloomberg Developed Markets Mid & Small Cap Index for both internal and external reporting.
“Bloomberg is a key strategic solutions provider for us as we continue to grow”
William de Vries, Director of Impact Equities & Bonds at Triodos Investment Management, commented, “Bloomberg’s Equity Indices offer the quality and transparency that are critical to our investment approach, and we are excited to expand our collaboration with Bloomberg Indices to our active fund management business. Bloomberg is a key strategic solutions provider for us as we continue to grow.”
Triodos pointed to Bloomberg’s data quality, seamless integration into existing workflows, and customizable index options as key factors in its decision. The company noted that Bloomberg’s tools will support the management of investment funds and discretionary client portfolios.
Allison Stone, Head of Multi-Asset Index Product Management at Bloomberg Index Services Limited, commented, “This adoption of Bloomberg Equity Indices reinforces the relationship between Triodos Investment Management and Bloomberg as a key solutions provider in their investment management workflow. We are excited to support Triodos with our high-quality, flexible index solutions that enable their investment teams to drive performance while aligning with their investment objectives.”
Triodos Investment Management, known for its focus on sustainable investing, said the shift supports its broader strategy of integrating advanced data and tools into its impact-driven asset management processes.
CME Group Launched Bloomberg Commodity Subindex Futures
CME Group recently introduced Bloomberg Commodity (BCOM) Subindex futures. The new contracts provide exposure to sector-specific commodity price movements and expand CME’s offering in the derivatives market.
The product lineup includes futures across agriculture, grains, livestock, petroleum, energy, and metals. These instruments allow traders to hedge risk or seek price exposure within targeted commodity sectors, complementing the existing BCOM index futures and options.
CME confirmed that the new futures will be listed on its exchange, with trading access subject to standard regulatory approvals. The firm continues to expand its product suite as it offers solutions that support institutional and commercial market participants across global derivatives markets.