Tidal Markets

SLVX (Securities Lending Volatility Index)

Volatility

Delivery Frequency/Timezone

Daily/EST

History

US: from 2010, Asia: from 2014

Coverage

Global equities

Format

CSV

Format

CSV

Overview

The SLVX (Securities Lending Vol Index) works by continually assessing the spread of Rebate Rates to derive volatility, placing greater emphasis on the securities lending market to predict volatility on the broader market. The SLVX uses a patented formula after ingesting the securities lending transaction data to create the output. The range is from 0 to ∞.

The SLVX can be used to calculate volatility within indices or individual stocks. The SLVX has been proven to outperform the VIX as a leading indicator for volatility in the market.

Data descriptions

Date

Datestamp

primaryISIN

ISIN Identifier

SecurityName

Name of the Security

Volatility

SLVX Volatility Indicator

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