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Retrieve Owner
Credits: 1 per record.

Overview

Returns the full detail tier for a single owner: canonical name, address, aliases, alternate identifiers, entity linkage, public-company matches (when available), and computed portfolio statistics. If the owner record was merged into another (entity resolution), the endpoint returns 410 entity_merged with the new ID in the error body.

Path Parameters

string
required
Owner ID (e.g. own_R3jK9mN2).

Response

string
Owner ID (own_*)
string
Always "owner"
string
Display name of the owner
string
Normalized name used for search and deduplication
string
Owner name in original script (may be null)
string
ISO country code
The kind of legal person (e.g. corporation, individual), normalised from the office’s entity-type code; null when the office states none.
object | null
Postal address as the office recorded it, in the one address shape: lines[] (verbatim), city, region, postal_code, country_code and formatted (the office’s single-string rendering, or null). Components are filled only when the office supplied them; null when no address is on file.
string | null
The company profile this owner is linked into (ent_*), or null when it is not linked to one. See Retrieve Entity. Group unlinked owners by their own id.
boolean
Whether the owner’s company matches include an active SEC company with a ticker. For an owner linked to a company profile, this is the profile’s publicly_traded, which is also true when the profile is itself listed or is a subsidiary of a listed company. A false value means no confirmed match, not confirmed-private.
string | null
The owner’s own first SEC ticker. When it has none and is linked to a company profile, the profile’s ticker, which can be a ticker inherited from a listed parent company. null when there is none.
string | null
The owner’s own first GLEIF LEI. When it has none and is linked to a company profile, the profile’s lei. null when there is none.
boolean
Whether the owner’s company matches include a GLEIF LEI. For an owner linked to a company profile, the profile’s has_lei.
string
entity when the company facts are inherited across the linked company profile’s members, or direct when the owner reports only its own matches: it isn’t linked, or its profile is no longer served (Retrieve Entity returns 404).
object[]
object[]
Office-issued identifiers for this owner record (for example an EUIPO applicant id), each {office_code, identifier, identifier_type}. Public-company identifiers (SEC, GLEIF) are under companies.
object[]
Omitted when the owner has no matched company records. When the owner is linked to a company profile, this is the union of all linked members’ company matches, the owner’s own first.
integer
Distinct marks owned (mark grain): a Madrid IR and its designations count once, matching the default grouped trademark listings. 0 when stats are not yet computed.
integer
Count of active trademarks (registered + pending). Always present; 0 when stats not yet computed.
object
string
ISO 8601 creation timestamp.
string
ISO 8601 last update timestamp.
string
Unique request identifier for support and debugging.
Public-company facts are served through the owner’s company profile. When an owner is linked to a company profile, publicly_traded, ticker, lei and has_lei are the profile’s, as Retrieve Entity returns them, except that the owner’s own SEC ticker and GLEIF LEI come first. So a non-US office record that itself carries no ticker still surfaces the company’s ticker and LEI, including a listing ticker inherited from a listed parent. companies[] lists every linked member’s SEC/GLEIF matches. companies_source is entity in that case and direct for an owner with no links. When the profile was merged into another, the facts are the surviving profile’s.

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