Following on from the fun and games back in 2014 - I got the following email from my broker today:
Account:
Dear XXX LTD
Subject: LEI Registration and MiFID II
MiFID II will introduce additional rules on transaction reporting for all FCA regulated firms that execute trades on behalf of legal entity clients. From 3 January 2018 ADMISI will not be able to execute a trade in the European Union on behalf of a client which is eligible for a Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) unless that client has supplied ADMISI with an LEI. A legal entity includes a company, a charity and a trust but does not include an individual.
Please reply to this email before Friday 7 July by doing one of the following:-
1. If you already have an LEI, please include it in your reply;
2. If you do not have an LEI, please obtain one (see below*) and include it in your reply;
3. If you do not propose to trade in the European Union, please say so in your reply.
If you have already sent ADMISI your LEI, please confirm your current LEI by replying to this email so we can be sure that we have the correct one.
*Further information about LEIs and how to obtain one is available on the Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF) website https://www.gleif.org/en/about-lei/questions-and-answers
or the FCA website https://www.fca.org.uk/markets/mifid-ii/legal-entity-identifier-lei-update
Kind regards
ADM Customer Services
I will phone them up again - but it looks like traders who operate through limited companies like myself are going to need an LEI.
I looked on the list at https://www.leiroc.org/lei/how.htm
and the cheapest that I could see that appeared to accept foreign entities is Central Securities Clearing Corporation (Centralna klirinško depotna družba d.d.- KDD), Slovenia https://storitve.kdd.si/lei/en/index at EUR78+VAT application and EUR 41+ VAT renewal. This is about two thirds of the cost of the LSE (London Stock Exchange) and CICI (although I am not sure about CICI VAT).
Anybody else done any research on this. Know anything about this?
Account:
Dear XXX LTD
Subject: LEI Registration and MiFID II
MiFID II will introduce additional rules on transaction reporting for all FCA regulated firms that execute trades on behalf of legal entity clients. From 3 January 2018 ADMISI will not be able to execute a trade in the European Union on behalf of a client which is eligible for a Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) unless that client has supplied ADMISI with an LEI. A legal entity includes a company, a charity and a trust but does not include an individual.
Please reply to this email before Friday 7 July by doing one of the following:-
1. If you already have an LEI, please include it in your reply;
2. If you do not have an LEI, please obtain one (see below*) and include it in your reply;
3. If you do not propose to trade in the European Union, please say so in your reply.
If you have already sent ADMISI your LEI, please confirm your current LEI by replying to this email so we can be sure that we have the correct one.
*Further information about LEIs and how to obtain one is available on the Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF) website https://www.gleif.org/en/about-lei/questions-and-answers
or the FCA website https://www.fca.org.uk/markets/mifid-ii/legal-entity-identifier-lei-update
Kind regards
ADM Customer Services
I will phone them up again - but it looks like traders who operate through limited companies like myself are going to need an LEI.
I looked on the list at https://www.leiroc.org/lei/how.htm
and the cheapest that I could see that appeared to accept foreign entities is Central Securities Clearing Corporation (Centralna klirinško depotna družba d.d.- KDD), Slovenia https://storitve.kdd.si/lei/en/index at EUR78+VAT application and EUR 41+ VAT renewal. This is about two thirds of the cost of the LSE (London Stock Exchange) and CICI (although I am not sure about CICI VAT).
Anybody else done any research on this. Know anything about this?