A liquidity proxy serves as a stand-in metric for asset tradability when direct volume data is scarce. It typically uses observable factors like bid-ask spreads, trading turnover, or market depth to estimate how quickly an asset can be converted to cash without price disruption. Fund managers and risk analysts rely on these proxies to gauge portfolio risk, price illiquid holdings, and optimize execution strategies. Ultimately, investors benefit from improved valuation accuracy and better-informed decisions in volatile markets.
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