MSCI Inc.
MSCI · NYSE
MSCI · NYSE
MSCI sells financial indexes, investment analytics, ESG and climate data, and private-assets information. Its Index business monetizes benchmarks through recurring subscriptions and fees linked to assets tracking MSCI indexes; Analytics provides portfolio, risk, performance, and enterprise tools; ESG and Climate supplies research and data; and Private Assets serves less-liquid investment markets. Customers include asset managers, institutional investors, banks, wealth managers, asset owners, and corporations. MSCI generated $3.1 billion of revenue and $1.2 billion of net income in FY2025, up from $2.9 billion and $1.1 billion, respectively, in FY2024.
MSCI fell $7.92, or 1.37%, from $579.39 to $571.47 over the supplied trading window. The stock initially gained $3.53 on July 29, but surrendered that advance over the next two sessions, dropping $7.18 on July 30 and another $3.50 on July 31. It briefly rebounded $2.19 on August 3 before giving back $2.96 on August 4, when volume increased to 827,928 shares. The only explicit company-specific catalyst in the evidence was Morgan Stanley lowering its price target to $700 after cutting estimates, which likely weighed on sentiment. No operating announcement or earnings release is supplied to explain the late-week decline.
