RCP ID

Description of the RCP ID: "System-generated code used to uniquely identify a legal entity (resolving duplication)".

To get a field description you can either:

A) Create a request template in the GUI and select a field:

B) Run an API query to get the full list of fields and descriptions. In this case do a GET to this endpoint (note it contains the template name as parameter, at the end):

"https://hosted.datascopeapi.reuters.com/RestApi/v1/Extractions/GetValidContentFieldTypes(ReportTemplateType=ThomsonReuters.Dss.Api.Extractions.ReportTemplates.ReportTemplateTypes'LegalEntityHierarchy')

Hierarchy positioning

In my response to the other query last November I just displayed the first item in the result set, but note the results are returned in no specific order. If you run that query and look at the Relationship Type field content you will see a list of IsAffiliatedWith entries, followed by a set of IsParentOf entries, which seems to confirm your suggestion that this request returns all entities below the input entity. I think you are right, but honestly, I'm not sure, that is a content query that I cannot answer. For that I suggest you directly contact the TRTH support team via MyRefinitiv. In the product field, select "Thomson Reuters Tick History v2".

@bernard.thouin,

The legal entity hierarchy allows you to see companies, who belong to them (subsidiaries), who they belong to (parents), and affiliates.

Here is an example body of the request using the API, using a RIC as the instrument identifier. I used the instrument 0700.HK which is Tencent Holdings, on the Hong Kong exchange:

{
  "ExtractionRequest": {
    "@odata.type": "#ThomsonReuters.Dss.Api.Extractions.ExtractionRequests.LegalEntityHierarchyExtractionRequest",
    "ContentFieldNames": [
      "Node/Level", "Official Name", "Relationship Type",
      "Derived Parent Official Name", "Derived Ultimate Parent Official Name",
      "Immediate Parent Official Name", "Ultimate Parent Official Name",
      "Related Official Name"
    ],
    "IdentifierList": {
      "@odata.type": "#ThomsonReuters.Dss.Api.Extractions.ExtractionRequests.EntityIdentifierList", 
      "EntityIdentifiers": [ { "Identifier": "0700.HK", "IdentifierType": "Ric" } ]
    },
    "Condition": { "DeltaDays": -1 }
  }
}

The "DeltaDays": -1 condition means that we want all the historical data. If you only wanted the changes of the last N days, let us say the last week, you could set "DeltaDays": 7.

You can make the same request in the GUI, by searching for the instrument, then clicking on it. Then click in the left column menu on Legal Entity, then on More Entity Details, and finally on Hierarchy, which will take you here:

I don't see any RCP ID in the request parameters. Can you tell me where you found it ?

The RCP ID is a field mentioned in the DSS.Api.examples app for the LegalEntityHierarchy request:

ContentFieldNames = new[] {

"ID", "ID Type", "Immediate Parent ID", "Immediate Parent Official Name",

"Immediate Parent RCP ID", "Node/Level", "Official Name", "RCP ID",

"Source RCP ID", "Ultimate Parent ID", "Ultimate Parent Official Name", "Ultimate Parent RCP ID",

"User Defined Identifier"}

In your answer to the former query last November, you mention the "first element" of the response. Does that mean that basically this request returns all entities below the input entity, i.e. it should be used for the hierarchy "head" and delivers all the entities linked to this head ?

Bernard