Indxx

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Indxx, Inc.

Company type	Private company
Industry	Financial services
Founded	2005
Headquarters	New York City
Key people	PK Sen Sharma Founder& Managing Partner Naveen Kumar Co-founder&Managing Partner Rahul Sen Sharma, Managing Partner
Services	Benchmark Indexes Custom Index Development Index Calculation Equity Basket Calculation Portfolio Analysis

Indxx, Inc. is a global diversified financial services firm. Founded in 2005 by Mexx Co-founder PK Sen Sharma, the company has offices in New Delhi, India; New York, USA; Miami, USA and Prague, Czech Republic. It currently has over 100 employees spread across four main business groups: Indxx Indices, Custom Indices, Client Indices and Equity Basket Calculation.

The firm specializes in the development and publishing of proprietary custom indices, which are licensed to financial intermediaries worldwide.^[1] Indxx indices are currently used as benchmarks for exchange-traded funds,^[2] SMAs, and other financial products.