Index membership and rankings are determined using total market capitalizations as of May 30, 2008.
Market Cap Ranges
Market capitalization(in millions)
% Mkt coverage
Securities
Hi
Lo
$ Wtd average
Median
U.S. indexes
Russell 3000®
98%
3,000
$468,981
$167
$77,266
$977
Russell 1000®
90%
1,007
$468,981
$1,363
$83,595
$5,432
Russell 2000®
8%
1,993
$2,751
$167
$1,125
$520
Russell 2500™
18%
2,505
$6,819
$167
$2,626
$692
Russell Midcap®
27%
802
$19,141
$1,363
$8,328
$4,177
Russell Top 200®
63%
198
$468,981
$15,698
$115,483
$33,084
Russell Top 50®
36%
50
$468,981
$54,625
$173,815
$102,563
Russell Small Cap Completeness®
23%
2,500
$93,609
$167
$6,858
$691
Russell Microcap®
2%
1,993
$617
$37
$310
$169
Russell 3000E™
99%
4,000
$468,981
$37
$76,906
$523
The market capitalization ranges in the above table reflect the market capitalization of existing members grandfathered into the index for which they are current members (often referred to as banding). New entries to the Russell indexes, such as IPOs or companies who have grown large enough for inclusion, are subject to the following market capitalization ranges to determine membership in the various capitalization indexes (in millions): Russell Top 200 ($468,981 - $16,769), Russell 1000 ($468,981 - $2,001), Russell Midcap ($16,769 - $2,0001) and the Russell 2000 ($2,000 - $167).
Russell Investment Group is a Washington, USA corporation, which operates through subsidiaries worldwide, including Russell Investments, and is a subsidiary of The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Indexes are unmanaged and cannot by invested in directly. Returns represent past performance, are not a guarantee of future performance, and are not indicative of any specific investment.