The Administrator announces portfolio composition changes to the CF Ultra Cap 5 Index in light of the November 2020 constituent review carried out in accordance with the CF Cryptocurrency Index Family - Multi Asset Ground Rules
The weights for each constituent will be determined at the Rebalance Determination Point - 1600 London time on Wednesday, November 25th and will be subsequently announced by the Administrator
Portfolio and weight changes will be come into effect at the Rebalance Implementation Point - 1600 New York time on Friday, November 27th.
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