The Market Identifier Code (MIC)(ISO 10383) is a unique identification code used to identify securities trading exchanges, regulated and non-regulated trading markets.
The MIC is a four alpha-character code used to identify stock markets and other trading exchanges within the global trading and referencing computer systems. It is defined in ISO 10383 by International Organization for Standardization (ISO).The code is used to process and clear trades, and is being pushed toward global acceptance as the securities industries move toward straight-through-processing (STP). The London Stock Exchange uses MICs as part of its SEDOL security-identifying systems, which is an alternative to the U.S.-based CUSIP identifying system.
Fields
- Country
- ISO Country Code (ISO3166)
- MIC
- Operating MIC
- O/S
- Name-Institution Description
- Acronym
- City
- Website
- Status Date
- Status
- Comments
Source
- International Organization for Standardization (ISO)
- Links
- http://wiki.glitchdata.com/index.php?title=ISO10383
Where the data comes from now
- ISO 20022 — Market Identifier Codes (MIC) — Registration authority's official ISO 10383 MIC list in CSV and Excel; published monthly.
Where to get it
glitchdata catalogues this dataset but does not host the files here. It is published in the glitchdata shop (US$5), where the download covers every format listed above.
Last updated on the source site: 2013-11-07.