Asset Class Data Raises Identifier Demand
Increased attention to and volume of asset classification data is in turn creating more demand for codes and identifiers such as RED Codes, LXID, ISINs, Bloomberg IDs, the legal entity identifier (LEI) and others, industry providers and practitioners are saying.
Securities from different asset classes have historically existed in different data silos. That has created more views and sets of identifiers to contend with, explains Alex Cohen, director and product manager, reference data at Markit
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