LIX Market & Historical Data
The prices, curves, trading activity and history created by the LIX market—available to institutions that want the information whether or not they ever place a trade.
What data does the market create?
Every bid, offer and trade adds information about how participants are pricing life-expectancy risk. LIX can distribute current prices, the shape of the life-expectancy curve, trading activity and other market information so institutions can observe what is happening beyond the trading screen.
Why historical data matters
Today's live price becomes tomorrow's history. Over time, users can study when expectations changed, how quickly they moved, which ages or horizons moved most, and what happened around major health, medical or demographic events. That creates a dataset that does not exist in the same form today because there has not been a standardized market producing it.
Who can consume it?
An insurer can compare the market with internal assumptions. A pension can monitor the part of the curve that resembles its liabilities. A health insurer can add a market signal alongside claims and medical data. A pharmaceutical company can observe how survival expectations respond as evidence around a therapy develops. An asset manager can use the data for research and investment.
A market signal that can move faster than a model cycle
Many institutional assumptions are deliberately reviewed through formal processes because they affect reserves, capital, pricing, accounting and governance. LIX data can sit alongside those processes as a continuously observable external signal. When prices move after a pandemic, clinical breakthrough or demographic surprise, teams across risk, finance, treasury, actuarial, investment and product functions can see the change immediately and decide whether deeper analysis or action is warranted.
You do not have to trade LIX to use LIX.
The exchange creates the signal, but the data can be consumed throughout insurance, retirement, healthcare, investing and government. That is why the information opportunity can become much larger than the trading screen itself.