LUSID’s calculation of present value (PV) differs per instrument type and pricing model. See the table below.
To report the PV of a holding, include appropriate Valuation/*
metrics when you generate a valuation report, for example:
Valuation/PV
Valuation/PvInPortfolioCcy
Valuation/PvInReportCcy
(if you set report currency ≠portfolio currency in the valuation request)
Valuation/Leg1/PV
and Valuation/Leg2/PV
(for instruments with legs)
Valuation/CleanPV
(this is always PV minus accrual)
Note the following:
Instrument type | Recommended pricing model | Calculation | Notes |
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Equity
| SimpleStatic
| holding units * market price
| |
Bond , ComplexBond , InflationLinkedBond
| BondLookupPricer
| ((price / scale factor) * principal * units) + accrual
| More information |
FxForward
| ConstantTimeValueOfMoney
| Sum of the two legs with the FGN leg converted to DOM at the market spot rate. | More information |
Future
| ConstantTimeValueOfMoney
| The unrealised gain/loss. | More information |
ExchangeTradedOption
| SimpleStatic
| ((price / scale factor) * contract size * units)
| More information |
EquityOption , FxOption
| Depends on kind of option | BlackScholes: Bachelier: BjerksundStensland1993: | |
CreditDefaultSwap
| CDSLookupPricer
| | |
More types coming soon… | | | |
Number of units in the holding at valuation time.
Market price typically loaded into the LUSID Quote Store, though a price may be synthesised from other prices, or extrapolated from information such as last traded price or unit cost.
By default, no scale factor is applied. For some instruments, you can scale a price down by specifying a factor:
On a market price loaded into the Quote Store (applies just to that price).
In the instrument economic definition (applies to every price for that instrument).
An explicit scale factor on a price overrides the instrument definition.
Specified in the instrument economic definition. May also be called notional.
Accrued interest calculated by LUSID since the last coupon payment.
Defaults to 1 if not explicitly specified in the instrument economic definition.