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The Securities Identification Code Committee (SICC) is a
committee formed and operated by the 6 securities exchanges in Japan (Tokyo Stock Exchange, Osaka Securities Exchange, Nagoya Stock Exchange,
Fukuoka Stock Exchange, Sapporo Securities Exchange, and TOKYO AIM) and the Japan Securities Depository Center (JASDEC). It was formed in
view of public interest with the purpose of setting a common unified standard for the numbering of securities codes and sectors of public corporations
and other entities.
The Tokyo Stock Exchange is the secretariat of the SICC. The SICC is a member of the Association of National Numbering Agencies (ANNA),
and is the designated ISIN code numbering agency for Japan.
The ISIN code is the global common standard for identification codes of securities as specified in ISO6166, the specifications for the international
securities identification number system. A country may have only one designated national numbering agency.
Japan has numbering authority on a part of the ISIN numbering system. This
part for domestic issues is specified by the SICC in the “New Securities
Code Specifications”.
(Note)
The SICC sets securities codes and sectors. This does not infer that the SICC
certifies that documents such as securities codes application satisfy legal
conditions, are truthful and accurate, and that such documents do not lack
significant material information. In addition, by setting securities codes and
sectors it is does not indicate that the SICC certifies an issuer satisfies
criteria to become a public issue, or certifies the appropriateness of listing
examinations and decisions on listing applications made by the various
exchanges or the like, or guarantees the value of such issue.
External links:
ISO/TC68（national technical committee) website (Japanese)
Association of National Numbering Agencies (ANNA)
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