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Follow-ups to the funds retirement (#222), from the latest MCP re-test.

Exchange-listed funds move to ETFs (620 rows)
Retiring funds also made funds that trade on a stock exchange unsearchable, e.g. Kempen Sustainable Global High Dividend (KSGHD.AS) and the AEGON-Industrial LOFs.

A fund moves when both of these hold:

• it is listed on a main stock exchange (the main-venue notion the primary-listing logic uses);
• its symbol is an ordinary ticker for that exchange: a shape (letters vs digits, length) that at least 1% of the exchange's stock and ETF tickers have. ISINs and Morningstar IDs don't qualify.

Exchange	Moved
Shenzhen	158
Euronext Amsterdam	135
Copenhagen	113
Milan	89
Shanghai	74
Jakarta	45
Seoul, Lisbon, Paris, Tadawul	6

• Spanish SICAVs are left alone. Their S0816.MC symbols are CNMV registry codes, not exchange tickers, and most SICAVs left the exchange after 2022.
• Category, category group and family carry over. Six fund files left empty are removed.

iNAV categories follow their index
An ETF iNAV takes the categories of the headline index it tracks when two things hold:

• its name ends with that index's name, once generic endings are dropped (currencies, share classes; taken from the data as last words of at least 0.3% of iNAV names);
• the index's rows agree on the categories (at least 80%).

Variants such as "S+P 500 MV" keep their own category. The rule is part of the weekly index update (markets_model.align_inav_categories) and changes 14 iNAVs now: the MSCI World iNAVs (0JHC–0JHG.DE, X2H5.DE, now Developed Markets like 7FGD/4QAF), the S&P 500 iNAVs, the Nikkei 225 iNAVs and one Nasdaq 100 iNAV.

Other

• The setup wizard banner no longer lists Funds and Money Markets.
• The funds controller tests use Frankfurt instead of Paris, which has no funds left.

Not changed, as decided: within a market cap tier, equities stay ordered by the number of exchanges they trade on, as the MCP instructions already state.

Checks: invariants, the identifier gate, the GICS check, the full test suite, black and ruff.