Identifiers that outlive a ticker

One row for each of the 10,868 funds and stocks with a file here: ticker, name, asset type, the exchange it is listed on, its composite and share class FIGIs from OpenFIGI, its SEC CIK and, for a fund, its SEC series and class ids, in one file of 1.3 MB, and the same rows in /api/v1/identifiers.csv. A ticker can change, and a ticker given up can pass to another security. Key your records on the composite FIGI or, for a fund, its SEC class id, not on the ticker: neither changes with the ticker nor passes to another security. A CIK names the company or trust that files with the SEC, and several securities can share one. Of them, 10,773 have a FIGI, 9,849 a CIK and 5,444 a series id; a field is null where its source does not list the security yet. Each fund and stock file carries its row's values under identifiers.

get/identifiers.json

Request

  • Base URL: https://tickerinside.com/api/v1
  • URL: https://tickerinside.com/api/v1/identifiers.json
  • Auth: none required

Response

The file. The example is a real answer, shortened: long lists and maps keep their first entries.

read_onstring nullable required

The day the sources were last read. Each source's own date is in sources.

countinteger nullable required

How many securities are listed, the length of securities.

notestring nullable required

How to read the rows.

fieldsstring[] nullable required

The names of the columns of each row, in their order: ticker, name, then the fields of the identifiers object a fund or stock file carries.

licensestring nullable required

The licence the data is published under.

attributionstring nullable required

How to credit the data: a link to this file where the medium allows one, the name where it does not.

Changes

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