Retrieve borrow curves for multiple equities.
Use this operation to retrieve provider-scoped borrow curves for a collection of equity identifiers on one market date. Each curve is returned under its input identifier with maturity day offsets and expiry dates. Unsupported identifiers or unavailable curves are reported per instrument instead of suppressing other results.
Authorizations
OAuth2 access-token requested from AWS Cognito and provided as a Auth Bearer header
Body
The query payload. Identifiers must not be null, MarketDate is interpreted as a date only, and provider or environment fields select the source; ReturnForwardRates defaults to true, while false requests zero rates.
Selects multiple borrow curves and chooses forward-rate or zero-rate output.
Derivitec.Web.Core.MarketData.ApiGetBorrowCurvesDataRequest, Derivitec.Web.Core Market date used by the derived request.
Opaque identifier of a single market-data provider to use instead of either environment-name option.
Access classification associated with the selected market-data environment.
view, edit, owner, blocked Names of the market-data environments to use. Do not combine this list with the single-name or provider-ID alternatives.
Single market-data environment name to use instead of market_data_environment_names or provider_id.
"Example market data"
Instrument selectors whose borrow curves are requested.
Instrument code qualified by an identifier namespace and optional market code.
- Option 1
- Option 2
True requests forward rates and false requests zero rates; defaults to true.
Response
Returns available curves and any additional day-1 or day-3650 boundary points, keyed by input identifier, together with missing-curve errors.
Returns requested borrow curves plus standardized boundary points.
Derivitec.Web.Core.MarketData.ApiGetBorrowCurvesDataResponse, Derivitec.Web.Core Whether the operation completed successfully. The default is true; error outcomes set it to false.
true
Messages explaining operation-level failures. The collection is empty by default.
Borrow curves in the requested forward-rate or zero-rate representation.
Any day-one or day-3650 boundary points added for each curve that does not already reach those maturities.