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Ownership & Flows
Market
Sectors
Fundamentals
Ownership & Flows
Securities Lending Trades
Lending activity, last 30 days
Total lent
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Negotiated fee rate (volume-weighted)
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Auction fee rate (volume-weighted)
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Last 30 days lent · past 5 years
—percentile
Historical scale (is this volume high or low against the past?) · Unlock with Pro
Lending volume and fee rate
The fee rate below is weighted by that day's volume, with auction and negotiated drawn separately.
Scheduled return by month
Covers only positions lent in the last 30 days, not a market-wide maturity table. Loans may be returned early or rolled over.
Trade detail
| Date | Type | Lots lent | Fee rate | Days | ||
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Several trades on one day are listed one by one; the date is dimmed from the second row on.
Auto Read
Last 30 days
Trades—
Weighted average term—
Auction share of volume
About This Metric
Definition
Records of shares actually lent out, split into negotiated and auction trades.
How to Read
More shares lent while the fee rate rises usually means borrow supply is tightening.
- Negotiated: the two parties agree the fee rate privately; most large institutional loans go this way.
- Auction: bid openly on the platform, with the fee rate set by the market.
- Large-cap stocks are almost all negotiated; a whole period with no auction trades is not missing data.
Source
TWSE, TPEx
Caveat
Borrowing shares doesn't mean they will be sold; hedging and arbitrage also borrow.
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