Stock Lending
Unlock additional revenue by renting out your stocks, bonds, and ETFs
How much could I earn?
The amount you can earn from stock lending depends on supply and demand dynamics. Stocks with high demand and low availability for borrowing tend to command higher ‘rent’ or fees.
Revenue Calculator
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Value on Loan:
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Revenue
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Your income from stock lending may vary month-to-month, influenced by market demand and availability.
*All revenue projections shown here are based on an assumption that your security remains on loan for 12 months continuously. All lending rates and revenue projections presented are gross and assumes the lending rate and value on loan are constant over time. Results do not account for costs and charges. The calculation is intended as an illustration and is not a reliable indicator of future performance.
Stock lending is like renting out your house
Stock lending, also known as securities lending, share lending and fully paid lending, is the practice of allowing others to borrow the stocks, bonds, or ETFs you own in exchange for a fee.
Essentially “renting out” your securities to generate additional passive income on the assets you already own.
Opportunity to earn additional passive income
Retain ownership and rights: you still receive dividends or substitute dividends*
Mitigated counterparty risk: securities are lent to reputable institutions and are overcollateralized
* Cash payments in lieu of dividends may not qualify for the same tax treatment as “qualified dividends”. You should speak to an independent tax expert to understand the tax implications of participating in a stock lending program.