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Legal Entity Identifiers (LEIs): Reminder

25-07-2017

An LEI is a global reference code which uniquely identifies a legal entity. An LEI comprises a 20 digit alphanumeric code unique to an entity, and has been required for Transparency Directive purposes and for reporting under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation for some time. It is also relevant to certain other financial services legislation.

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