Global FinReg enters into partnership with Concordium
Global FinReg becomes corporate identity provider for Concordium Blockchain
We have had a lot of talks with hedge funds, banks, and asset managers, all of whom lost their LOU when GMEI exited the LEI space. The majority of these companies signed up with GMEI several years ago because they used DTCC as their clearing firm.
They have had major frustrations with GMEI due to poor communications and ditto customer service. As a consequence, they have become used to having zero expectations of their LEI administrator. In our opinion, this is not the way it’s supposed to work. You should be able to expect a lot more from your LEI provider.
An LEI provider should save you time and trouble by offering the following:
PLATFORM aggregating all your LEI codes across geographies and jurisdictions - Can your LEI provider handle all jurisdictions? Some providers may be able to register a company, but not funds in a jurisdiction.
QUALITY CUSTOMER SERVICE - Can you pick up the phone and contact your LEI provider directly?
A good LEI provider keeps investing in its technical infrastructure, so they can provide all these things - as well as respond to specific requests. So you should not abstain from asking and expecting more from your LEI provider. After all, compliance tools are supposed to be a value-add, not just a must-have.
Please contact us here, if you have any questions or need help.
Global FinReg becomes corporate identity provider for Concordium Blockchain
The banks' relationship with LEI codes has changed over the years. When the global LEI code system was first introduced in 2014, retail banks were reluctant to embrace it.
The LEI system emerged after the financial crisis of 2008 when the financial markets crashed after the collapse of Lehman Brothers.
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