One reference layer, eight domains.

The canonical list of instruments: identifiers, classification, listing status and lifecycle. Identifier resolution maps whatever code a source uses back to one canonical instrument, so two of your systems can stop disagreeing about the same security.

Legal entities as first-class records — legal name and its history, sector, group structure, parent and subsidiary links. Answers the question of whether “company X” in one file is the same entity as in another.

Dividends, splits, capital increases and other events captured from the announcement, structured, dated, and delivered with enough lead time to act on. Each action carries the notice it came from.

Published statements turned into structured, comparable series with consistent line items across periods — so figures stop being re-keyed by hand from PDF tables for every analysis.

Prospectuses, annual reports, reference documents and notices, indexed and searchable, preserved as the evidence behind every structured fact. When an auditor asks where a number came from, the answer is a link.

Reference rates and monetary indicators with publication dates and revisions preserved, so a late or revised value is visible rather than silently overwriting history.

Fixed-income terms — coupon, maturity, payment schedule, day-count conventions — assembled in one structured place instead of being reconstructed from documents per issue.

One integration for all of the above, with stable contracts, predictable versioning and formats your core systems already accept.