Inside the Markets
Equity instruments
used in portfolio and fundamental strategies
This page continues the structured overview of publicly traded companies. It covers equities across sectors, market capitalizations, and fundamental characteristics used in portfolio and long-term investment analysis.
Market Intelligence
Instruments
→Intercorp Financial ServicesNeutral signalPeru's second-largest financial services group.
→International Container Terminal ServicesNeutral signalGlobal port operator headquartered in the Philippines.
→International Flavors and FragrancesNeutral signalS&P 500 component in the Materials sector.
→International PaperNeutral signalS&P 500 component in the Materials sector.
→Inter RAONeutral signalRussian electric power company.
→Intertek GroupNeutral signalGlobal quality assurance, testing, and certification company.
→Intesa SanpaoloNeutral signalMajor Italian bank.
→IntuitNeutral signalS&P 500 component in the Technology sector.
→Intuitive SurgicalNeutral signalS&P 500 component in the Healthcare sector.
→InvescoNeutral signalS&P 500 component in the Financials sector.
→Investor ABNeutral signalSweden's largest investment holding company (Wallenberg family).
→Invitation HomesNeutral signalS&P 500 component in the Real Estate sector.
→IonQNeutral signalQuantum computing company.
→IQVIANeutral signalS&P 500 component in the Healthcare sector.
→Iron MountainNeutral signalS&P 500 component in the Real Estate sector.
→ISANeutral signalColombia's largest energy transmission company.
→Itaú UnibancoNeutral signalBrazil's largest private bank.
→ITC LimitedNeutral signalIndian conglomerate in FMCG, tobacco, hotels, and agribusiness.
→ITOCHUNeutral signalMajor Japanese trading house (sogo shosha).
→JabilNeutral signalS&P 500 component in the Technology sector.
→Jack Henry and AssociatesNeutral signalS&P 500 component in the Financials sector.
→Jacobs SolutionsNeutral signalS&P 500 component in the Industrials sector.
→James Hardie IndustriesNeutral signalGlobal leader in fibre cement building products.
→Japan TobaccoNeutral signalJapan's largest tobacco company with significant international operations.
→J.B. HuntNeutral signalS&P 500 component in the Industrials sector.
→JBSNeutral signalWorld's largest meat processing company.
→JD.comNeutral signalChina's second-largest e-commerce company.
→Jerónimo MartinsNeutral signalPortuguese food retail group operating in Portugal, Poland, and Colombia.
→Jiangsu Hengrui MedicineNeutral signalLeading Chinese pharmaceutical company focused on oncology and innovative drugs.
→J.M. Smucker CompanyNeutral signalS&P 500 component in the Consumer Staples sector.
→Joby AviationNeutral signalElectric air taxi developer.
→Johnson ControlsNeutral signalS&P 500 component in the Industrials sector.
→Johnson & JohnsonNeutral signalDiversified healthcare company in pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and consumer health.
→Jollibee Foods CorporationNeutral signalPhilippines' largest fast-food chain operator.
→JPMorgan Chase & Co.Neutral signalLargest US bank by assets, dominant in investment banking and trading.
→JSW SteelNeutral signalIndia's leading private sector steel manufacturer.
→Kakao BankNeutral signalSouth Korea's first and largest internet-only bank.
→Kakao CorpNeutral signalSouth Korea's leading internet platform company.
→Kakao GamesNeutral signalSouth Korean game publisher and subsidiary of Kakao.
→Kalbe FarmaNeutral signalIndonesia's largest pharmaceutical company.