LIX Analytics & Eliyahu
Tools that turn raw LIX prices into answers institutions can actually use: what changed, where it changed, how large the move was and how the market compares with their own assumptions.
From prices to answers
A CFO, actuary, risk officer or portfolio manager does not need another screen full of unexplained numbers. LIX Analytics is intended to translate the market into questions people actually ask: Did expectations move? At what ages? Over what horizon? Was the move concentrated or broad? How does today's market compare with last month, last year or our own assumption?
Eliyahu
Eliyahu is the intelligence layer envisioned on top of LIX market and historical data. Its role is to help users explore the life-expectancy curve, compare scenarios, identify changes and connect market moves with the events that may be driving them. The objective is not to replace institutional models; it is to make the market signal easier to understand and incorporate into existing decision processes.
Where it can be used
The same analytics can serve very different functions. Risk teams can monitor exposure. Treasury can watch balance-sheet sensitivity. Finance can compare assumptions. Product teams can examine pricing. Asset managers can research investment opportunities. Healthcare and pharmaceutical users can study how market expectations evolve around new information.
The value is not another number. It is understanding what the number is telling you.
LIX Analytics and Eliyahu are designed to make a new market legible to the institutions that can use it.