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To be updated in March 2018 Source: WIPO press release, March 15, 2017 International applications for the top 10 origins, 2016. Origin data are based on the country of the applicant’s address (TBC?) Total number of applications in 2016: 52,550 (growth rate of 7.2 in 2015/16). U.S. applicants (7,741) filed the largest number of international trademark applications using WIPO’s Madrid System for the International Registration of Marks in 2016, closely followed by Germany (7,551), France (4,132), China (3,200) and Switzerland (3,074). China, Turkey (1,221; ranked 12th) and the Russian Federation (1,176; 13th) are the only three middle-income countries in the top 15 list (Annex 5). Among the top 15 origins, China saw the fastest growth (+68.6%) in 2016, followed by the Russian Federation (+32.7%), Italy (+14.4%) and the Netherlands (+14.1%). Austria (-3.8%), France (-0.4%), the Republic of Korea (-0.5%) and Switzerland (-2.4%) saw filing declines. * * To be updated in March 2018 Source: WIPO press release, March 15, 2017 Total number of applications in 2016: 52,550 (growth rate of 7.2 in 2015/16). L’Oréal of France with 150 applications headed the list of top filers, followed by Glaxo Group of the U.K. (141), Germany’s BMW (117) and Lidl (112). Swiss company Novartis, which was ranked in first position in 2015, filed 100 fewer applications in 2016 and with its 94 applications now ranks in fifth position (Annex 6). * Complementary Filing Tools: Forms and E-Forms; E-Payment?(credit card/Current Account) Complementary Management Tools: Forms and E-Forms; E-Subsequent Designation E-Renewal New and improved e-services The Madrid Registry introduced new and improved e-services that enable users to access information and manage their portfolios faster and more effectively. The deployment of Madrid Monitor and the Member Profiles Database, our two new e-services, are a first step in this initiative. - Easing international registration process and portfolio management