Four out of Five Cities Saw Default Rates Rise

ProShares Licenses Index for ETF

Housing, Commodities, U.S. Equities, and Municipal Bond Market Examined

Recognized As Most Significant Index in 2012

Chicago and Los Angeles Default Rates Hit New Recent Lows

New Indices Licensed to Invesco PowerShares for ETF Development

Index Series Licensed to SSgA for Product Development

New Thematic Index Licensed to Bank of China Investment Management

All Five MSAs Default Rates Decreased

Index Licensed to Invesco PowerShares for ETF Development

Chairman of the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average Index Committees Recognized as an Accomplished Index Innovator and Practitioner

$45 Billion Added Year-to-Date as Investors Search for Yield

First Derivative of a U.S. Stock Index to Trade on a Brazilian Exchange

First Signs of Significant Share Count Reduction Seen As More Companies Add Tail-Wind To EPS

Miami had the largest increase in its default rate

New Index Measures the Performance of the 100 Least Volatile Stocks In the S&P Europe 350 Index

Bank Cards had the largest decrease in the Default Rate

S&P Dow Jones Indices Also Reports That 54.7% of Declared Income Taxes Went to Foreign Countries Last Year