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Where the data comes from

Every position published here comes from the official registers of the market authorities. Nothing is estimated, nothing is filled in. The table below shows, for each market, whether the last collection succeeded and how far the data goes.

Reuse: each register belongs to its authority, named above with a link to its own publication. Where a source publishes its data under a licence, it is cited here along with the date our figures stop at.
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The trace of every figure

For each market: the exact file that answered, the time it was read, the number of rows it produced and the number set aside as unreadable. Every figure on the site can be traced back to the file it came from.

The rows set aside are the ones a regulator publishes without a readable position: a below-threshold marker, an empty date cell, a separator line. Their number is shown here: if a source changes format, this column reports it before the totals move.

Nothing is typed in by hand: every total is recomputed from these files at each collection. To redo the count, keep one row per fund, its most recent disclosure, and set aside the ones for which the authority has published an end date. Where the result differs from the figures shown here, the regulator's file prevails.

What to know about these registers

What the registers changed

A regulator publishes its rules, never the day its file stopped carrying a column. Every line below was measured here, on the date shown, and read only as far as it is known: the year alone when only the year is.