How can I transcode from normal RIC to delisted RIC so that I can query the price?

Hi Team,

I am writing on behalf of Mr. Max Zhu. How can he transcode from normal RIC to delisted RIC so that he can query the price?


"For example, for PEUP.PA I need to transcode to PEUP.PA^A21. In order to do that, I need to query the delist date. Can you advise how to query the delist date? Is there an attribute I can use with get_data?"

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  • chavalit-jintamalit
    Answer ✓

    Hi @pearl.techico

    I think you can use TR.RetireDate field to get the delist date.

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  • Hi @pearl.techico

    I would like to add more information.

    The suffix format is

    ^<month><year>

    month is A, B, C, D, ... , L (Jan to Dec)

    So PEUP.PA delisted in January 2021.

    So the delist RIC is PEUP.PA^A21

  • This doesn't seem always work. eg, '000030.KS'

  • Hi @Max.Zhu

    I think 000030.KS is not a valid RIC anymore so you cannot pass it to the get_data()

    The workaround is to search for it.

    #pip install refinitiv.dataplatform

    import refinitiv.dataplatform as rdp
    rdp.open_desktop_session('xxxxxxxxx')

    rdp.search(query="000030.KS",filter = "startswith(RIC,'000030.KS')")

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  • hmmm is this the same Eikon access token I should put in?


    also I don't understand why things need to be handled differently? Under what circumstance a RIC will be considered `invalid`?


    rdp.open_desktop_session('xxxxxxxxx')
  • Hi @Max.Zhu

    You can use the same app key as Eikon Data API.

    I am not a content expert but I can say that the RIC is considered invalid if it does not exist in the system.

    In this case 000030.KS does not exist in the system anymore.

    A simple API call can verify this:

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    However, if you need to clarify when the RIC after delisted will become invalid, you can contact the content helpdesk to get the clarification.

  • surely 000030.KS still exists in the system because 000030.KS^B19 is still working.... but sure I will raise to support