From the Collaborative Bond and Money Market Data Portal
The Consumer Products – Durables Industry Sector consists of businesses that manufacture goods and or preform Research and Development that will be used by an individual or a household. Durable are goods that have a longer useful life. This sector does not include Household Goods and Textiles.
The Industry Sector is a classification that describes the activity of an entity within the economy. The classification is based on where the relevant entity derives the majority of its revenue.
In the Collaborative Bond and Money Market Data Model the Consumer Products Sector appears within the Industry Sector Type: Corporate.
CMDportal uses industry sector classifications both at the Legal Entity level, as well as at the Group level. At the Legal Entity level the entity is classified by their actual industry activity. Accordingly, we classify a finance company that is part of a consumer products corporation as a financial corporation at the entity level but at the group level as for example a “Corporate – Consumer Products.”
Based on available data, on the 18th of April 2018 the size of the Consumer Products Bond Market at entity level was USD47bn equivalent. At the group level the size of the market was USD58bn equivalent.
For information on the size of the Consumer Products Bond Market, please use our data sheet tool.
For information on the composition of the Consumer Products Bond Market, please use our issuer search tool.
For information on active dealers in the Consumer Products Bond Market, please use our dealer search tool.
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