Structured Note Reference Data

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Updated: 2026-04-27 02:01:32 CDT
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Structured Note Reference Data Dictionary

This document describes the structured note reference data schema extracted from SEC 424B2 filings. Column names, datatypes, nullability, and key flags reflect the current production schema.

Overview

Each structured note is identified by its instrument_id and has reference data spread across several tables, each capturing a different aspect of the note's terms:

Data Pipeline

Reference data is populated via an automated pipeline that:

  1. Retrieves un-analyzed 424B2 prospectus filings from the SEC EDGAR database.
  2. Converts HTML filings to plain text and strips boilerplate sections.
  3. Extracts structured fields from the prospectus for each reference table.
  4. Loads extracted data into staging tables.
  5. Runs post-load normalization to canonicalize enum values, fix variants, and enforce domain constraints.

Relationships

The r_reference table anchors the structured-note schema. Other r_* tables relate back to it through instrument_id, and r_reference itself links to security_master in the central security_master database.

The following tables are one-to-many relative to instrument_id:

Table Definitions

r_reference

Core identity and provenance for each structured note. One row per instrument_id. This is the parent table; all other r_* tables reference it via foreign key.

Column Datatype Nullable Description
insert_dateDATETIMENOT NULLRow creation timestamp.
changed_dateTIMESTAMPNOT NULLRow update timestamp.
instrument_idBIGINT UNSIGNEDNULLInternal cross-product instrument identifier.
ISINVARCHAR(12)NOT NULL (PK)ISO 6166 identifier. Foreign key to security_master.
filing_idBIGINT UNSIGNEDNULLLink to sec.filings for the source 424B2 prospectus.
issue_dateDATENULLOriginal issue or trade date of the note.

The full data dictionary covers 14 tables and 144 columns.

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