min_us_share, min_em_share — bounds the actual share of the fund’s linked equity weight in a region, computed from holdings. The label axis uses the region and country segments of the equity.size_style category — equity.size_style.emerging, equity.size_style.country_jp — which classify funds whose mandate is that geography.
Plan: Fund · Credits: 1 per call; screen facets are free
The Measured Geography Filters
Floor on the share of linked equity weight in US issuers,
0..1. Measured from the newest holdings day, so it works on any fund — a sector fund, a thematic fund — not only funds labelled by region.Floor on the emerging-market share of linked equity weight,
0..1.The Geography Labels
Region and country live at level 3 of the taxonomy, underequity.size_style: us, global, global_ex_us, developed_ex_us, emerging, regions (region_europe, region_asia_pacific, region_north_america, region_latin_america) and country codes (country_cn, country_jp, country_in, country_br, country_kr, country_tw, and several dozen more). Pass them as segment, or use taxonomy_prefix=equity.size_style for every size-and-style fund at once. The free facets endpoint lists which country segments actually carry funds.
Measured or Labelled — Which to Use
Ask “funds mandated to Japan” with the label (segment=equity.size_style.country_jp). Ask “funds actually holding mostly US names” with the measurement (min_us_share=0.8) — which will also surface sector and thematic funds that carry no geography label at all. The measured shares are computed from linked equity weight: holdings lines that did not resolve to a company (derivatives, cash) are outside the denominator.