How does LUSID categorise instruments into asset classes?

LUSID automatically categorises supported instrument types into a asset classes.

You can use the asset class categorisation in operations throughout LUSID, for example when specifying preferred market data providers.

Asset class categorisation	LUSID instrument types
Commodities	`Future` (if selected in the economic definition)
Credit	`Basket` `Bond` `CdsIndex` `ComplexBond` `CreditDefaultSwap` `FlexibleLoan` `Future` (if selected in the economic definition) `LoanFacility` `SimpleCashFlowLoan`
Equities	`ContractForDifference` `Equity` `EquityOption` `EquitySwap` `FundShareClass` `Future` (if selected in the economic definition)
FX	`Future` (if selected in the economic definition) `FxForward` `FxOption` `FxSwap`
InterestRates	`CapFloor` `FixedLeg` `FloatingLeg` `ForwardRateAgreement` `FundingLeg` `Future` (if selected in the economic definition) `InterestRateSwap` `InterestRateSwaption` `Repo` `TermDeposit` `TotalReturnSwap`
Inflation	`Future` (if selected in the economic definition) `InflationLinkedBond` `InflationSwap` `SimpleInstrument`
Money	All currency instruments `FlexibleDeposit` `Future` (if selected in the economic definition)
Unknown	`ExchangeTradedOption`