How does LUSID categorise instruments into asset classes?

LUSID automatically categorises supported instrument types into asset classes.

You can use this asset class categorisation in operations throughout LUSID, for example when specifying preferential market data providers for particular instruments.

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`