LEI Renewal

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Select a plan

Starter

0$ / 1 year

Starter

Bestseller

0$ / 3 years

Bestseller

Supersaver

0$ / 5 years

Supersaver

LEI or company name

Basic information

Legal entity name

Applicant first and last name

Company number / Registration ID

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Email

VAT number (if applicable)

Phone number

Entity address

Headquarters address is identical to legal address?

No

Yes

Entity address

City

Postal code

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Headquarters address

Headquarters address

City

Postal code

Is the company owned by another company?

No

Yes

Does the parent consolidate financial statements/annual report?

No

Yes

Is the parent company ultimate consolidation parent?

No

Yes

Parent Company

Can you provide details of the parent company?

No

Yes

Parent company name

Parent company ID

Parent address

Parent city

Parent postal code

Parent accounting period start

Parent accounting period end

Parent relationship start

Upload the parent’s latest consolidated financial statement to prove the relationship.

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Reason for not providing details

Natural persons: By definition, there is no parent because the entity is controlled by a natural person or persons without an intermediate parent meeting the definition of the parent's scope of consolidation

Non-consolidating: According to the definition, there is no parent company because the entity is controlled by legal entities that are not subject to preparations of consolidated financial statements.

No known person: According to the definition, there is no parent in the Legal Entity Identifier Foundation because there is no known person who controls the entity (e.g., dispersed shareholders).

Legal Obstacles: Obstacles in laws or regulations of a jurisdiction prevent the provision or publication of information. The entity cannot publish the parent company in the global database for LEI numbers.

Consent not obtained: According to the applicable legal framework, the consent of the parent company was required and the parent company did not give consent or could not be contacted.

Binding Legal Commitments: Binding legal commitments (other than the laws or regulations of a jurisdiction), such as statutes governing the legal entity or a contract, prevent the provision or disclosure of this information.

Non-exempt impairment: The subsidiary requested to visit the parent company regarding the reporting of information of the parent company, but could not confirm this due to lack of impairment in a way that can prevent reasonable liability risks for the subsidiary.

Adverse Effect on Disclosure: Disclosure of this information would be detrimental to the legal entity or the corresponding parent company. This includes generally accepted reasons by public authorities in similar circumstances, based on an explanation by the entity.

Ultimate parent company

Can you provide details of the parent company?

No

Yes

Ultimate parent company name

Ultimate parent company ID

Ultimate parent address

Ultimate parent city

Ultimate parent postal code

Ultimate parent accounting period start

Ultimate parent accounting period end

Ultimate parent relationship start

Upload the ulitimate parent’s latest consolidated financial statement to prove the relationship.

Choose file

Reason for not providing details

Natural persons: By definition, there is no parent because the entity is controlled by a natural person or persons without an intermediate parent meeting the definition of the parent's scope of consolidation

Non-consolidating: According to the definition, there is no parent company because the entity is controlled by legal entities that are not subject to preparations of consolidated financial statements.

No known person: According to the definition, there is no parent in the Legal Entity Identifier Foundation because there is no known person who controls the entity (e.g., dispersed shareholders).

Legal Obstacles: Obstacles in laws or regulations of a jurisdiction prevent the provision or publication of information. The entity cannot publish the parent company in the global database for LEI numbers.

Consent not obtained: According to the applicable legal framework, the consent of the parent company was required and the parent company did not give consent or could not be contacted.

Binding Legal Commitments: Binding legal commitments (other than the laws or regulations of a jurisdiction), such as statutes governing the legal entity or a contract, prevent the provision or disclosure of this information.

Non-exempt impairment: The subsidiary requested to visit the parent company regarding the reporting of information of the parent company, but could not confirm this due to lack of impairment in a way that can prevent reasonable liability risks for the subsidiary.

Adverse Effect on Disclosure: Disclosure of this information would be detrimental to the legal entity or the corresponding parent company. This includes generally accepted reasons by public authorities in similar circumstances, based on an explanation by the entity.

Summary

Selected Plan: Starter

Duration: 1 year

Total Cost: 75$

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CONFIRM & CONTINUE

What is meant by LEI renewal?

The issued LEI number is valid for exactly one year. This means that it must be renewed on the exact day on which it loses its validity. If this deadline is not met, your LEI number will be inactivated until it is renewed. This renewal process is necessary to ensure that the data in the international LEI database is up-to-date in order to make transactions in the global financial market as transparent and secure as possible.

How can I renew an LEI?

To renew your LEI number, simply fill out the form provided. The existing LEI number or the company name is required for this. Company information that has changed will need to be re-entered here. If you want to automate this process, please have a look at our subscription offer of 3 or 5 years.

We can only do the renewal if your LIE number is managed by us. If you are currently with another service provider, please use the transfer form.

What is meant by an LEI number?

Entrepreneurs can use an LEI number to conduct financial transactions. All necessary data can be viewed on the basis of the LEI number, for example, by a business partner. The data of all LEI number holders is recorded in a global database (GLEIS). This is publicly accessible and provides a concrete query after a few minutes.

The LEI number is issued by a transnational institution called GLEIF (Global Entitiy Identifier Foundation). This institution, which has been in existence since 2014, is based in Basel. LOUS (Local Operation Units) and Registration Agents are affiliated with it. The entrepreneur can apply for his LEI number via these. Simply fill out the form and send the application form. You have the choice between different options. If you need the LEI number for several years, you can apply for an automated renewal in different models right away. An LEI number is only valid for one year and must then be renewed. If you have a contract for several years, we will take care of the renewal.

The issuance of an LEI number usually takes 24 hours after we receive the payment. Various payment methods are offered to make the processing procedure as smooth as possible.

Business advantages of the LEI number

The Legal Entity Identifier model has been quickly adopted by legal systems around the world and thus follows an internationally standardized process. With the help of the digital capture method of entrepreneurial data, banks, for example, can much more efficiently verify necessary data for potential customers, which significantly reduces the associated administrative burden. This also prevents potential customers from being lost during the collection process due to the length and complexity of the process as well as the information they have to pass on. Thus, both financial losses can be prevented and unnecessary administrative costs can be reduced.

The widespread adoption of LEIs significantly reduces the risk associated with transactions in the global financial marketplace. By using a company’s information generated digitally using the LEI number, you know who you are transacting with and who owns it. By accessing this information, you can reliably assess risks and make informed decisions.