JPMorgan Chase & Co | Oct 2016 – Jul 2018
Designed and operated a financial instrument reference data pipeline ingesting and standardising 4M+ instruments into the JPMorgan Global Instrument Master (GIM) system — the golden source for all downstream client systems.
Bloomberg Data License (BDL)
↓ Daily file delivery (SFTP)
File Ingestion Layer
↓ Validation: completeness · format · referential integrity
Standardisation (Python scripts)
↓ Normalise ISIN · LEI · ticker · CUSIP · SEDOL
Global Instrument Master (GIM)
↓ Golden source — 4M+ instruments
Downstream Client Systems
(Middle Office · Trade Support · Settlements)
| Data Type | Source | Volume |
|---|---|---|
| Equity instruments | Bloomberg · Refinitiv | 2M+ |
| Fixed income | Bloomberg | 1M+ |
| Derivatives | Internal · Bloomberg | 500K+ |
| FX instruments | Internal | 200K+ |
- ISIN — International Securities Identification Number
- LEI — Legal Entity Identifier
- CUSIP — Committee on Uniform Securities Identification Procedures
- SEDOL — Stock Exchange Daily Official List
- Bloomberg ticker — proprietary identifier
- Exchange codes — MIC (Market Identifier Code)
Stock splits · Dividends · When Issued · Listings · Delistings Ticker symbol changes · Reverse splits · ID number changes · Name changes
- 99% data integrity achieved for client golden source systems
- Daily Quality Alerts across market sessions
- Cross-validation against internal client-initiated changes
- Reconciliation against Middle Office, Trade Support, Settlements
Python · SQL · Bloomberg Data License · SFTP · ISIN · LEI · Reference Data Management