Identifiers: how the files link

The share-class key is the ISIN, and the files that record the ISIN call the column fund_isin. Match your book against fund_isin, and the share-class files follow.

Three identifiers link the files.

Fund advisers keys on regulator_ref alongside the regulator column; adviser_file_no on the profile and manager files links to the adviser's SEC entries.

Key column per file, from the August 31, 2026 delivery:

fund_adviserregulator_ref
fund_analyticsfund_isin
fund_class_periodsfund_isin
fund_feesfund_isin
fund_liquidityfund_isin
fund_managerfund_isin
fund_parent_referencefund_parent_id
fund_portfolio_analyticsportfolio_id
fund_portfolio_breakdownportfolio_id
fund_profilefund_isin
fund_proxy_summaryfund_isin
fund_referencefund_isin
portfolio_holdingsportfolio_id

Where a file has several entries per key — a prospectus date, a period and comparand, a bucket family and bucket, a manager and capacity, a proxy year and category — the columns that complete an entry's identity are listed in the file's data dictionary section.

Matching your book. Match your ISIN to fund reference first. That file gives the portfolio_id and the fund_parent_id, and the remaining files follow from those three values. Holdings are published under portfolio_id, so match the holdings file on that column.

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