LIX Indices
Indices that organize different parts of the LIX market into clear measures that can be followed, licensed and eventually used as building blocks for investment and retirement products.
What an index does
A market can produce thousands of individual observations. An index organizes selected prices into a simpler measure. LIX Indices can be designed around different ages, horizons or parts of the life-expectancy curve so users can follow a defined segment of the market without interpreting every contract individually.
Who can use LIX Indices?
Asset managers can use them as investment references. Retirement and wealth platforms can use them in research or product design. Insurers and pensions can compare their own exposures with a relevant part of the market. Researchers and data users can follow how a defined segment changes over time.
From index to product
Once an index is established and suitable for product use, it can become a building block for licensed investment products. That creates a path from institutional trading to ETFs, structured products, retirement solutions and other vehicles that allow a broader investor base to access the market.
Turn price discovery into something investors can follow and products can reference.
LIX Indices are the bridge between the underlying contract market and the investment products that can eventually be built on top of it.