S&P Set to Launch Cusip-Based Standard for Unique Business Entity Identification
NEW YORK-Information provider Standard & Poor's (S&P) is planning to launch a business entity identifier based on the Cusip framework, following disappointment that the development of the proposed international business entity identifier (IBEI) was stalled in the ISO-process in 2007, officials tell Inside Reference Data.
S&P operates the Cusip Service Bureau (CSB), owned by the American Bankers Association, which allocates identification numbers to securities in North America and several other
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