I didn’t think of that. Thanks for pointing this out. I imagine the funds constitution would dictate if they must and when they need to relinquish shares of a company that falls out of the asx 200. I’m just speculating but surely the criteria tells you when you must enter not exit. To do so would be extremely restrictive. I would appreciate knowing the outcome of your research as that will be particularly relevant. Also it may explain a lot.
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