all SEC - example individuals
type: Ontology
abstract: The FIBO Securities (SEC) domain provides a model of concepts that are common to financial instruments that are also securities, including but not limited to exchange-traded securities. High-level concepts relevant to securities classification, identification, issuance, and registration of securities generally are covered, as well as additional detail for equities, debt instruments, and funds. More details defining derivatives in particular are covered in a separate derivatives domain area.
contributor: Adaptive, Inc.
contributor: BIAN
contributor: Bloomberg LP
contributor: Citigroup
contributor: Credit Suisse
contributor: Dassault Systemes / No Magic
contributor: Deutsche Bank
contributor: Exprentis
contributor: Federated Knowledge LLC
contributor: Goldman Sachs
contributor: HP Enterprise / Mphasis
contributor: John F. Gemski
contributor: John F. Tierney
contributor: Mizuho
contributor: Nordea Bank AB
contributor: Office of Financial Research (US Dept of the Treasury)
contributor: Quarule
contributor: State Street Bank and Trust
contributor: Statistics Canada
contributor: Tahoe Blue Ltd
contributor: Thematix Partners LLC
contributor: Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
contributor: agnos.ai U.K. Ltd
issued: 2018-03-31T18:00:00
license: http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
modified: 2023-02-03T18:00:00
title: EDMC Financial Industry Business Ontology (FIBO) Securities (SEC) Domain with Example Individuals
imports: AllFBC-ExampleIndividuals
imports: AllSEC-ReferenceIndividuals
imports: EquitiesExampleIndividuals
version IRI: AllSEC-ExampleIndividuals
copyright: Copyright (c) 2018-2023 EDM Council, Inc.
copyright: Copyright (c) 2018-2023 Object Management Group, Inc.
explanatory note: The 'all' ontology for SEC example individuals is provided for convenience for FIBO users. This ontology does not add new assertions, but imports all of the Production (Released) ontologies that comprise the FIBO Foundations (FND), Business Entities (BE), Financial Business and Commerce (FBC), Indices and Indicators (IND), and Securities (SEC) domains, including all individuals, with examples of how to encode information for a specific exchange-traded security.