The Investable Volatility Index (VOL)
The Investable Volatility IndexTM uses the S&P 500® volatility term structure, calculated by CBOE® using the VIX® methodology, to estimate the future volatility of the US equity markets as reflected by options on the S&P 500®. The Investable Volatility Index is designed to measure the return of an investment in the forward implied volatility of the S&P 500® Index. The return of the Index reflects changes in the level of forward implied volatility of the S&P 500® Index by using market prices of listed S&P 500® Index options plus a return on the previous Index level at the prevailing one-month U.S. Treasury bill yield. The Index measures the forward implied volatility of the S&P 500® Index for a three-month window centered approximately five months in the future. The Index level is published on Bloomberg under the symbol "VOL Index" and on Reuters under the symbol ".VOL".
The Investable Volatility Index Description
The Investable Volatility Index Factsheet
Data
Historical Index Closing Levels
VXMAR Historical Data
VXJUN Historical Data
VXSEP Historical Data
VXDEC Historical Data
Charts
1 year
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