Tags
Tags is an array of strings, each string defines one tag. A tag can be viewed as a boolean property being true if present. A tag is divided into at least two parts, a namespace and the content, e.g. sub:report:interim where sub is the namespace. Tag can be added to the different namespaces over time, but they should always appear in this documentation
Tags describe in general the taxonomy and classification of press releases. This is done primary through the root and sub namespace listed below. The tags are hierarchical by nature and the entire hierarchy should be present, mening that id sub:report:interim:q4 appears in a tag, sub:report:interim and sub:report also appears
Note that non regulatory is not a tag but the absence of :regulatory
Can be filtered out with non-tag (API), -:regulatory (MFN-loader) or -regulatory (WordPress)
Namespaces
There are a few namespaces and tags that follow with each.
Root namespace (:)
This namespace is important in some contexts and will always be the first thing in the array. It is defined by metadata that must be present.
Tags
:regulatoryindicates that news item is required by some regulation:regulatory:marindicates that news item is required by EU Market Abuse Regulation:regulatory:vpmlindicates that news item is required by Swedish "Lagen om värdepappersmarknaden" Regulation:regulatory:lhfiindicates that news item is required by Swedish "Lagen om handel med finansiella instrument" Regulation:regulatory:listingindicates that news item is Stock Exchange Listing Requirement:correctionA correction of a previous sent news item:correction:{news_id}A correction with a reference to the news id of which it corrects
Subject namespace (sub:)
This namespace contain metadata that helps to categorize the news item. This namespace is defined by MFN.
sub:reportindicates that news is report of some kindsub:report:annualindicates that news is a Annual reportsub:report:interimindicates that news is a Interim reportsub:report:interim:q1indicates that news is a First Quarter Interim reportsub:report:interim:q2indicates that news is a Second Quarter Interim report, a.k.a. Semi Annualsub:report:interim:q3indicates that news is a Third Quarter Interim reportsub:report:interim:q4indicates that news is a Forth Quarter Interim report, a.k.a. Year Endsub:caindicates that news item is related to a Corporate Actionsub:ca:sharesindicates that news item is related a change in number of shares or votessub:ca:shares:issuanceindicates that news item informs about stock issuancesub:ca:shares:repurchaseindicates that news item informs repurchase of stockssub:ca:shares:rightsindicates that news item informs about changes to stock rights or classessub:ca:maindicates that news item is related to Mergers & Acquisitionssub:ca:prospectusindicates that news item is related to a prospectussub:ca:otherindicates that news item is related to other Corporate Actionsub:ciindicates that news item is related to Corporate Informationsub:ci:gmindicates that news item is related to a general meetingsub:ci:gm:noticeindicates that news item is a Notice to a General Meetingsub:ci:gm:infoindicates that news item is a Report from a General Meetingsub:ci:insiderindicates that news item is a insider transactionsub:ci:shareholder-announcementindicates that news item is a shareholder announcementsub:ci:calendarindicates that news item is a financial calendarsub:ci:presentationindicates that news item is related to a presentationsub:ci:nominationindicates that news item is related to Nomination Committeesub:ci:earningsindicates that news item informs about a earnings reportsub:ci:salesindicates that news item informs about some salessub:ci:sales:orderindicates that news item informs about a incoming sales ordersub:ci:staffindicates that news item is related to staff changessub:ci:otherindicates that news item is related to other Corporate Information
Custom namespace (cus:)
Author of a news item can add their own tags in order to categorize their content, but should in most cases probably be ignored by third parties. example might be cus:fintech
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