Shares of Strategy (MSTR) are moving higher after MSCI decided not to implement a proposal to exclude digital asset treasury companies from the MSCI Global Investable Market Indexes as part of its February review. “However, MSCI intends to open a broader consultation on the treatment of non-operating companies generally,” the index provider said in a statement. “Feedback from the consultation confirmed institutional investor concern that some DATCOs exhibit characteristics similar to investment funds, which are not eligible for inclusion in the MSCI Indexes. Feedback also highlighted that DATCOs may represent a subset of a wider group of entities whose business activities are predominantly investment-oriented rather than operational,” it added. Strategy shares are up 7%, or $11.72, to $169.69 in morning trading.
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