Index data provider Index asset-based fee Run Rate growth measures year-over-year growth in MSCI's Index Run Rate generated from asset-based fees.
MSCI reported 25.2% asset-based fee Run Rate growth at June 30, 2026, to $948.2M from $757.3M.
Linked-product AUM is a key driver
MSCI said the increase was primarily driven by higher AUM in ETFs linked to MSCI equity indexes and non-ETF indexed funds linked to MSCI indexes.
MSCI provides the indexes; it does not manage those linked investment assets.
Fee rates also matter
Asset-based fee revenue can change with both linked-product AUM and average basis-point fees.
Read it with Index Run Rate growth and Index operating revenue growth.
Primary source: MSCI Q2 2026 Form 10-Q.
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