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reconstitution

[ree-kon-sti-too-shuhn, -tyoo-] / riˌkɒn stɪˈtu ʃən, -ˈtyu- /
NOUN
reorganization
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Ryan Kelley, Hennessy’s chief investment officer, discussed how the fund’s most recent reconstitution in October highlighted companies that benefit from the build-out of infrastructure to support the development of artificial-intelligence technology.

From MarketWatch

Last year, only three new members were added through the annual reconstitution.

From MarketWatch

While the reconstitution of the Nasdaq-100 happens only once a year, changes can happen at other times, such as when a current member transfers to another exchange or reclassifies as a financial company.

From MarketWatch

The account on X, formerly known as Twitter, “is not linked to her email address, nor has she posted under that screenname since she deleted the account. Rather, it represents the reconstitution, last April, and manipulation of an account she long ago abandoned,” court spokesperson Al Baker said.

From Seattle Times

“It is not linked to her email address, nor has she posted under that screen name since she deleted the account. Rather, it represents the reconstitution, last April, and manipulation of an account she long ago abandoned.”

From Salon