SecurityTypes
RIXML 2.5 Element
Container element for one or more individual SecurityType elements.
Container element for one or more individual SecurityType elements..
Specification Guide
Overview
SecurityTypes is a container element that aggregates one or more SecurityType children to declare the security-instrument classifications that an organization or person has expertise in. It sits within an Expertise profile and lets research consumers identify publishers with capability in specific instrument categories (for example, bonds or derivatives).
Usage
Use SecurityTypes inside an Expertise block whenever you need to enumerate instrument-level specializations. The container must include at least one SecurityType child and may include several to express coverage across multiple instrument categories. As a pure grouping wrapper it carries no attributes of its own — the substantive classification information lives on each child SecurityType (typically via the securityType attribute drawing from SecurityTypeEnum).
Rules
- MUSTSecurityTypes must contain at least one SecurityType child element and may contain multiple.[RIXML Research Data Dictionary v2.4 p.29]
Relationships
- child-ofExpertise — SecurityTypes appears as a child of Expertise, contributing the security-instrument dimension of an expertise profile.
- containsSecurityType — SecurityTypes contains one or more SecurityType children; at least one child is required for the container to be meaningful.
Where It Fits
Canonical Path
Children
Definition
| Type | |
| Namespace | http://www.rixml.org/2017/9/RIXML |
| Min Occurs | 1 |
| Max Occurs | 1 |
Attributes
No attributes defined for this element
Children
SecurityType(complex)1..unbounded |
requiredSince 2.4 |
Example
<SecurityTypes>
<SecurityType> ... </SecurityType>
</SecurityTypes>Version History
Unchanged since introduction in RIXML 2.4
Documented in the RIXML 2.4 data dictionary as a container within Expertise. No version-specific changes are recorded in the gathered sources.