International Securities Identification Number

Technical key Defines a unique key by which e.g. data model concepts can be referenced in a technical integration context. These keys are unique in the CDL context.	ISIN
Country scope Defines a address/country a given concept is used in (or valid in, or relevant for etc.), i.e. the country-specific scope of a concept.	WORLD
Monolingual name Language-specific name of a data model concept or concept value.	International Securities Identification Number (en)
Monolingual short name Language-specific short name of a data model concept or concept value.	International Securities ID Number (en)
International name Defines the name of a concept in English with Latin characters, e.g. if the major name of a concept is defined in a local language.	International Securities Identification Number
Alternative name Alternative (i.e. synonymous) name of a concept.	n/a
Abbreviation Language-specific abbreviation of a data model concept or concept value.	ISIN (en)
Description Informal and comprehensive human-readable definition of a concept.	An International Securities Identification Number, or ISIN, is a unique twelve-digit code that is assigned to every security issuance in the world. This number is used to facilitate the trading, clearing, and settlement of securities transactions, especially across borders. The organization that allocates ISINs in any particular country is the country's respective National Numbering Agency (NNA). ISIN codes have a total of 12 characters that consist of both letters and numbers. These include the country in which the issuing company is headquartered (first two digits), along with a number specific to the security (middle nine digits), and a final character, which acts as a check. An example of an ISIN number for a US company’s stock certificate could look like this: US-000402625-0 (dashes incorporated for simplicity). On the other hand, a theoretical Namibian company could have an ISIN, which appears as NA-000K0VF05-4. The middle nine digits of the ISIN are computer-generated in a complex formula. These are critical in helping protect against counterfeiting and forgery.
Applies to Describes what kind of entities are assigned the identifier at hand	n/a
Release status The release status in terms of development progress or maturity of a product feature or a business capability.<br/><code>EMPTY</code> (0): No feature considered yet, just rough idea for capability.<br/><code>IDEA</code> (1): Just an idea, not yet designed in detail.<br/><code>DESIGN</code> (2): Software design ready, development not yet started.<br/><code>DEVELOPMENT</code> (3): Software development in progress.<br/><code>ALPHA</code> (4): First functional release, in terms of a Minimal Viable Product (MVP).<br/><code>BETA</code> (5): Tested by selected users.<br/><code>RC</code> (6): Release candidate, fully tested, not yet used in production by many customers.<br/><code>LIVE</code> (7): Used in production by customers, fully monitored and supported.<br/><code>DEPRECATED</code> (-1): End of life planned, but still available.<br/><code>EOL</code> (-2): End of life, historic service, no longer available.<br/><code>BROKEN</code> (-3): Service was used in production but is currently not available. However, CDQ tries to repair or reactivate it.<br/><code>DISCONTINUED</code> (-4): The data source has ceased providing updates; nonetheless, we continue to offer the most recent available data.	LIVE
Issuing body The authority that publishes data or is responsible for its content	Country's respective National Numbering Agency (NNA)
Identifier category Categories of identification numbers	Identification Number
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