Bond Issuance history

viquar.shaikh

Hello,

is it possible to source the history of auctions for a given bond? For example, this bond (IN061328G=) has a few as I can see on the LSEG WORKSPACE terminal. WOuld it be able to source this information through the API?

Jirapongse

@viquar.shaikh

The library can be used to retrieve the same data.

ld.get_data("IN061328G=",
            [
                "TR.FiAmtOutstandingChangeReason",
                "TR.CA.AmtOutstanding.Date",
                "TR.CA.AmtOutstanding"],
            {
                'SDate':'2000-01-01',
                 'EDate':'2025-04-22'
            }
           )

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Jirapongse

@viquar.shaikh

Thank you for reaching out to us.

Typically, you can use the get_history method in the LSEG Data Library for Python to retrieve historical data. For example:

df1 = ld.get_history(universe=["IN061328G="])
df1

The output is:

The examples are also available on GitHub.

If this doesn't answer your question, please explain more about your query and share a screenshot of the LSEG WORKSPACE terminal.

viquar.shaikh

https://community.developers.refinitiv.com/discussion/comment/125345#Comment_125345

Thank you for looking into this, @Jirapongse

I meant being able to source bond auction history, as several sovereign bonds tap into an existing security to borrow more.

This is an example from the lower section of the "description" page for IN061328G=

viquar.shaikh

https://community.developers.refinitiv.com/discussion/comment/125363#Comment_125363

You say, modestly I think, that you do not possess the expertise to answer questions like these. And yet you were able to come up with the perfect response.

This is terrific. Thank you.