ISIN

International Securities Identification Number. This is a twelve character code developed by the International Standards Organization ( ISO) that represents a security. The first two letters always represent the country code, and the ISO standards are used. Basically, these are the same two letters as used in Internet addresses (however GB, not UK, is used for the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland). The next nine characters usually use some other code, such as CUSIP in the United States, SEDOL in Great Britain, etc. Leading spaces are padded with 0. The final digit is the check digit, also computed with modulus 10 double add double, but it is different from the method used in CUSIP's. Company Extensions and Security Identifiers

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International Securities Identification Number (ISIN). International code for a listed security. London Stock Exchange Glossary