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The global LEI system (GLEIS) is the first global database providing unique identification information of legal entities participating in financial transactions all across the globe. The database forms an index of legal entities which is publicly accessible and completely free of charge to use. Each entity in the database is assigned its own, unique 20 digit code by which it is identified in many business activities and transaction reporting systems.
Read a full overview of the Global LEI system here.
The LEI is a G20 endorsed, globally verifiable unique identity code. The LEI code contains a record with information about a company such as its identity and group structure.
The LEI Legal Entity Identifier is a standard that has been adopted to increase transparency of transactions between organisations that do business and cross regional jurisdictions. Many believe the last recession in 2008 came about and was worsened by a lack of regulation.
The LEI is a new ISO standardised code which brings transparency to participants in the global financial market place.
There are already 1.6 million LEI codes in existence. The vast majority of these are due to reporting regulations such as Mifid II, EMIR, SFTR & CSDR.
The USA also heavily regulates the LEI requirement in the finance, energy and mortgage industries. Hong Kong and Australia mandate the use of an LEI code for reporting parties during the sale and purchase of securities and OTC Derivatives. The RBI Bank in India requests the same.
If your company has an LEI number, but it has been lost, or the person who held the details has left the company you can locate here using the GLEIF Search / LEI Look Up tool.
If you cannot find it please contact us at info@lei-worldwide.com. Our team are experienced at navigating the global LEI index, and will gladly help you locate your data.
To find out more about what you need in order to obtain an LEI please see our posts on the subject:
– How to get a Legal Entity Identifier
– Documents required for LEI registration
– LEI application checklist
Example of a Legal Entity Identifier
The price of an LEI Number for 1 year begins at €89. Multiple currency options are available at checkout and invoicing payment via wire transfer and invoice.
You can also choose to register your Legal Entity Identifier for 1 to 5 years (which includes a 15% discount on LEI fees).
| Years | New LEI Registration | LEI Renewal |
|---|---|---|
| 1 year | €89 | €89 |
| 3 years | €246 | €240 |
| 5 years | €380 | €360 |
LEI Worldwide will provide your company contact with information explaining how to best navigate the Global Legal Entity Identifier index, and search for LEI numbers.
You can find the LEI directory here.
If an entity already has an Legal Entity Identifier from an LOU, it can avail of the option to transfer (port) that LEI code from another LOU by contacting info@lei-worldwide.com and completing an LEI transfer.
You can transfer your LEI to LEI Worldwide for free here.
We will send you a reminder 1 month out from your annual Legal Entity Identifier renewal date. We can automatically process the transaction using your previous records. Your bank may inform you that your LEI number is due for renewal / lapsed. You can renew your LEI here.
To find out more information about LEI renewals & transfers please see our complete guide to renewing an LEI.
An LEI transfer is the act moving a Legal Entity Identifier LEI from one service provider to another. This allows the entity to choose which service provider they want to use based on service quality, price or other factors. If you have had an LEI issued with another LEI service provider, you can transfer that LEI to LEI Worldwide free of charge. If you would like to renew an LEI that is currently with another LEI service provider you will be required to transfer it first. Please just complete the form by clicking here to transfer.
Please note that LEI Worldwide may contact you to obtain a written signature to confirm authorisation and proceed with the transfer. To find out more about renewals and transfer please see our post about How to renew an LEI.
No. In the interest of fair play you can obtain an LEI number from most Local Operating Units. You may also obtain an LEI from an LEI issuer located abroad if your country does not have an LEI issuer. To see a list of all LEI issuers / LOU’s click here.
GLEIF is an international organisation endorsed by the G20 countries and created by the FSB – Financial Stability Board. GLEIF is responsible for the creating the Global LEI System, monitoring LOUs and facilitating the global mass adoption of the Legal Entity Identifier LEI.
The headquarters of GLEIF are located in Basel, Switzerland. The website of GLEIF can be found at www.gleif.org. LEI Worldwide are an officially recognised GLEIF Registration Agent.
The global LEI system (GLEIS) is the first global database providing unique identification information of legal entities participating in financial transactions all across the globe. The database forms an index of legal entities which is publicly accessible and completely free of charge to use. Each entity in the database is assigned its own, unique 20 digit code by which it is identified in many business activities and transaction reporting systems.
Read a full overview of the Global LEI system here.
The LEI is a G20 endorsed, globally verifiable unique identity code. The LEI code contains a record with information about a company such as its identity and group structure.
The LEI Legal Entity Identifier is a standard that has been adopted to increase transparency of transactions between organisations that do business and cross regional jurisdictions. Many believe the last recession in 2008 came about and was worsened by a lack of regulation.
The LEI is a new ISO standardised code which brings transparency to participants in the global financial market place.
There are already 1.6 million LEI codes in existence. The vast majority of these are due to reporting regulations such as Mifid II, EMIR, SFTR & CSDR.
The USA also heavily regulates the LEI requirement in the finance, energy and mortgage industries. Hong Kong and Australia mandate the use of an LEI code for reporting parties during the sale and purchase of securities and OTC Derivatives. The RBI Bank in India requests the same.
If your company has an LEI number, but it has been lost, or the person who held the details has left the company you can locate here using the GLEIF Search / LEI Look Up tool.
If you cannot find it please contact us at info@lei-worldwide.com. Our team are experienced at navigating the global LEI index, and will gladly help you locate your data.
To find out more about what you need in order to obtain an LEI please see our posts on the subject:
– How to get a Legal Entity Identifier
– Documents required for LEI registration
– LEI application checklist
Example of a Legal Entity Identifier
The price of an LEI Number for 1 year begins at €89. Multiple currency options are available at checkout and invoicing payment via wire transfer and invoice.
You can also choose to register your Legal Entity Identifier for 1 to 5 years (which includes a 15% discount on LEI fees).
| Years | New LEI Registration | LEI Renewal |
|---|---|---|
| 1 year | €89 | €89 |
| 3 years | €246 | €240 |
| 5 years | €380 | €360 |
LEI Worldwide will provide your company contact with information explaining how to best navigate the Global Legal Entity Identifier index, and search for LEI numbers.
You can find the LEI directory here.
If an entity already has an Legal Entity Identifier from an LOU, it can avail of the option to transfer (port) that LEI code from another LOU by contacting info@lei-worldwide.com and completing an LEI transfer.
You can transfer your LEI to LEI Worldwide for free here.
We will send you a reminder 1 month out from your annual Legal Entity Identifier renewal date. We can automatically process the transaction using your previous records. Your bank may inform you that your LEI number is due for renewal / lapsed. You can renew your LEI here.
To find out more information about LEI renewals & transfers please see our complete guide to renewing an LEI.
An LEI transfer is the act moving a Legal Entity Identifier LEI from one service provider to another. This allows the entity to choose which service provider they want to use based on service quality, price or other factors. If you have had an LEI issued with another LEI service provider, you can transfer that LEI to LEI Worldwide free of charge. If you would like to renew an LEI that is currently with another LEI service provider you will be required to transfer it first. Please just complete the form by clicking here to transfer.
Please note that LEI Worldwide may contact you to obtain a written signature to confirm authorisation and proceed with the transfer. To find out more about renewals and transfer please see our post about How to renew an LEI.
No. In the interest of fair play you can obtain an LEI number from most Local Operating Units. You may also obtain an LEI from an LEI issuer located abroad if your country does not have an LEI issuer. To see a list of all LEI issuers / LOU’s click here.
GLEIF is an international organisation endorsed by the G20 countries and created by the FSB – Financial Stability Board. GLEIF is responsible for the creating the Global LEI System, monitoring LOUs and facilitating the global mass adoption of the Legal Entity Identifier LEI.
The headquarters of GLEIF are located in Basel, Switzerland. The website of GLEIF can be found at www.gleif.org. LEI Worldwide are an officially recognised GLEIF Registration Agent.
Investment service providers and Banks will often be requested for their clients LEI numbers. If these LEI numbers are not valid, they mace face penalties, or a no trade ruling.
Many financial institutions, banks, state bodies and semi-state bodies support the LEI initiative and have a mandate that all clients and customers must have an LEI (Legal Entity identifier). You can find that list by clicking here. To avoid complications with your banking institution or regulatory body we recommend maintaining an active LEI code.
Here is a guide explaining what to do if your LEI Lapses…
If you have already obtained a Legal Entity Identifier code for a legal entity, you will be eligible to obtain an official LEI Worldwide LEI Certificate. The LEI Certificates are sold separately to LEI Codes because they are designed individually on a request only basis. An LEI Cert is the perfect addition to accompany your LEI code, as it is printable and can be posted on your website to prove that you are a LEI registered.
The LEI Certificate can also be provided to your banking institution or regulator.
You can obtain your unique LEI Certificate by clicking here: Download LEI Certificate.
If you have already obtained a Legal Entity Identifier code for a legal entity, you will be eligible to obtain an official LEI Worldwide LEI Certificate. The LEI Certificates are sold separately to LEI Codes because they are designed individually on a request only basis. An LEI Cert is the perfect addition to accompany your LEI code, as it is printable and can be posted on your website to prove that you are a LEI registered.
The LEI Certificate can also be provided to your banking institution or regulator.
You can obtain your unique LEI Certificate by clicking here: Download LEI Certificate.
Yes. A third party can apply for an LEI on behalf of another company. You will be requested to provide the name of the signing authority and supporting documentation.
If your clients require LEI codes, you can take advantage of this opportunity by joining our LEI affiliate programme. We offer 20% return on any transaction made through your unique affiliate tracking URL.
An LoA is also known as a letter of authorisation, and an LoA is often required in order to provide authorisation to transfer an existing LEI from one provider to another. The authorised signatory is required to sign a shot templated letter granting permission for the LEI provider or Registration Agent to act on behalf of the entity for the sole purpose of managing their LEI codes. To find a list of other documentation required during LEI registration please click here.
An LEI needs to be renewed once a year. Your LEI data will be updated upon renewal, however if you need to update your LEI data in between renewal dates you can do so free of charge. If your company changes name, address or has another change you can update an LEI here.
If you require further assistance or have any other questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at info@lei-worldwide.com
The LEI connects you to key reference information that enables clear and unique identification of legal entities participating in financial transactions.
To put it simply, the publicly available LEI data pool can be regarded as a global directory that greatly enhances transparency in financial markets.
We can provide you with an accurate listing on the LEI global database, so that you can meet your international transactory regulations hassle free.

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LEI Worldwide facilitate entity identification in the global financial system, capital markets and private sector. We make the process accessible and simple for Legal Entities to obtain Legal Entity Identifier numbers. By doing this we help facilitate the global allocation of LEI numbers. It is our mission to be the one point of contact globally between Legal Entities & LOU’s and ensuring the LEI becomes the Worlds most important identifier.
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