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LEI renewal rates
The annual renewal process ensures that the legal entity and the LEI issuing organization review and re-validate the legal entity reference data at least once per year. The Global LEI System is unique in providing absolute transparency on the timeframe when data has last been verified.
In the first quarter of 2019, the overall renewal rate of 70.8% remained essentially unchanged compared to the previous quarter (70.1%). (This includes jurisdictions with at least 1,000 LEIs in total at the previous quarter-end date). At the end of the first quarter of 2019, 73.4% of all LEIs were in good standing (previous quarter: 76%).
It is worth noting that about 170,000 LEIs were issued in the first quarter of 2018, due to the impact of the revised EU Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II) and Regulation (MiFIR), which took effect on 3 January 2018. Approximately 67% of these, which were due for renewal in the first quarter of 2019, were renewed on time.
The renewal rate in the EU increased from 70.3% to 71.7%. In non-EU jurisdictions, it improved to 59.7% (previous quarter: 57.6%). In the reporting period, these five jurisdictions demonstrated the highest renewal rates: India (95.5%), Finland (93.5%), Japan (91.9%), Liechtenstein (91.1%) and Norway (85.7%). Brazil (54.9%), the United States (53.9%), South Africa (48.3%), the United Kingdom (46.6%), and the Russian Federation (46.3%) were the top five jurisdictions demonstrating the highest non-renewal rates.
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SummaryLEI issuance and LEI growth potential: State of play
At the end of the first quarter of 2019, the total LEI population neared 1.36 million. Approximately 53,000 LEIs were issued in the first quarter of 2019 compared to approximately 55,000 in the fourth quarter of 2018. This represents a quarterly growth rate of 4.1% in the first quarter (previous quarter: 4.4%).
In the first quarter, China featured the highest LEI growth rate at a jurisdiction level (115.3%) followed by Turkey (48.3%), Mauritius (24.8%), India (23.6%), and Australia (12.9%). Growth in China, India, Turkey and Australia is primarily attributed to regulatory initiatives mandating the use of the LEI.
Competition in the Global LEI System
The report identifies the least and most competitive markets of those with more than 1,000 LEIs, based on the number of LEI issuers providing services in the jurisdiction. In the first quarter of 2019, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Finland and Czech Republic were the five least competitive markets in descending order. Romania, Lithuania, Portugal, Malta and Bulgaria were the five most competitive markets in descending order.
Level 1 reference data corroboration
The business card information available with the LEI reference data, e.g. the official name of a legal entity and its registered address, is referred to as ‘Level 1’ data. It provides the answer to the question of ‘who is who’. The Level 1 data is considered fully corroborated if, based on the validation procedures in use by the LEI issuer, there is sufficient information contained in authoritative public sources to corroborate the information that the legal entity has provided for the record. If this is not the case, the business card information available with an LEI record is classified as ‘entity-supplied only’.
In the first quarter of 2019, the percentage of fully corroborated Level 1 reference data within the entire LEI population increased from 78.2% to 78.8%.
Statistics on the reporting of parent information by legal entities
In the first quarter of 2019, approximately 1,200,000 LEI registrants representing 88% of the total LEI population had reported information on direct and ultimate parents. 99.9 % of LEI registrants who obtained a newly issued LEI or renewed an existing LEI in this quarter reported parent information.
In the reporting period, 7% of legal entities reported a direct parent that has an LEI (previous quarter: 6%). The percentage of legal entities reporting an ultimate parent that has an LEI remains stable at 7%.
The share of legal entities that cited legal obstacles preventing them from providing or publishing parent information decreased from 9.6% to 8.6%.
1 This includes jurisdictions with at least 1,000 LEIs in total at the previous quarter-end date.
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Active LEIs
Total Number of Active LEIs by Jurisdictions | Fig.-1
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Level 1 data report
Q1 2019
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Active LEIs
Total LEI Trend-Top 5 Jurisdictions | Fig.-2 Total LEI Trend-Top 5 LEI issuers | Fig.-3
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Business Entity Data BVLondon Stock ExchangeWM DatenserviceInfoCamereKamer van Koophandel (KvK)
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Growth in Total Number of Active LEIs
New LEI Issuance | Fig.- 4
Quarterly LEI Growth – Top 5 Jurisdictions | Fig.- 61
LEI Forecast | Fig.-5
Quarterly LEI Growth – Top 5 LEI issuers | Fig.-7
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Growth rate of jurisdictions Total issuance in thousands at most recent quarter-end date in parenthesis
Growth rate of LEI issuers Total issuance in thousands at most recent quarter-end date in parenthesis
Q4–2018 Q3–2019Q1–2019 Q4–2019
115.3%
48.3%
24.8% 23.6%
12.9%
134.9% 134.1%
18.8% 12.7%12.1%
Australia (13)
India (22)
Mauritius (1)
Turkey (2)
China(4)
1. Analysis includes only those jurisdictions with at least 1,000 LEIs in total at the previous quarter-end date
Bloomberg (71)
EQS (38)
Ubisecure (6)
LEIL (18)
CFSTC (3)
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Forecasted Active LEINew issuance Actual Active LEITotal LEI issued
1,357,000
1,410,0001,458,000
1,506,000
1,358,872
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LEI Renewal Activity
Reference Data Corroboration by LEI issuers
LEI Renewal | Fig.- 8
LEI Renewal – Top 5 Jurisdictions | Fig.-91
LEI non-Renewal (Lapsed LEIs) – Top 5 Jurisdictions | Fig.-101
Q2–2018 Q3–2018
Non-Renewal ratio of jurisdictions Total issuance in thousands at most recent quarter-end date in parenthesis
Q4–2018 Q1–2019
Total Active LEIs
Active and Verified LEIs
95.5%93.5%
91.9% 91.1%
85.7%
Japan(8)
Liechtenstein(10)
Norway(25)
Finland(27)
India (22)
54.9% 53.9%
48.3% 46.6% 46.3%
Brazil(2)
United States(183)
South Africa (1)
United Kingdom (135)
Russian Federation (1)
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Percentage of Fully Corroborated LEIs | Fig.- 11
Q2–2018 Q3–2018 Q4–2018 Q1–2019
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76.6%76.1%78.2% 78.8%
Renewal ratios of jurisdictionsTotal issuance in thousands at most recent quarter-end date in parenthesis
1. Analysis includes only those jurisdictions with at least 1,000 LEIs in total at the previous quarter-end date
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Competition amongst LEI issuers
Least Competitive (Most Concentrated) Markets | Fig.-121 Most Competitive (Least Concentrated) Markets | Fig.-131
Concentration score of jurisdictionsTotal issuance in thousands at most recent quarter-end date in parenthesis
Number of LEIs transferred outTotal issuance in thousands at most recent quarter-end date in parenthesis
Number of LEIs transferred inTotal issuance in thousands at most recent quarter-end date in parenthesis
Concentration score of jurisdictionsTotal issuance in thousands at most recent quarter-end date in parenthesis
1 Analysis includes only those jurisdictions with at least 1,000 LEIs in total at the previous quarter-end date. The higher the percentage the more concentrated LEI management is with a single LEI issuer.
Lithuania(1)
Romania(3)
Portugal(6)
Malta(3)
Bulgaria(2)
Transfers out of LEIs – Top 5 LEI issuers | Fig.-14 Transfers in of LEIs – Top 5 LEI issuers | Fig.-15
London Stock Exchange(166)
90.1%
15.3% 15.7%
18.4% 19.9% 20.0%88.6% 87.7% 86.3% 86.0%
Italy(102)
Netherlands(99)
Spain(97)
Finland (27)
Czech Republic(14)
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2,796 2,004
587 584338 526335 387
186 337
London Stock Exchange(166)
Business Entity Data BV(418)
Ubisecure (6)
CORPME(91)
Business Entity Data BV(418)
Bloomberg(71)
Bloomberg(71)
WM Datenservice(129)
EQS(38)
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Each legal entity reports information on its ultimate parent3:
Each legal entity reports information on its direct parent2:
Level 2 data report
Q1 2019
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79% of legal entities reported having no ultimate parent according to the definition used
7% of legal entities reported ulti-mate parents having an LEI4
(See next page for additional details.)
5% of legal entities reported ulti-mate parents who do not have an LEI
9% of legal entities cited legal obstacles preventing them from providing or publishing ultimate parent information
1,196,022 legal entities reported level 2 data by the end of Q1 2019
7% of legal entities reported direct parents having an LEI4
(See next page for additional details.)
6% of legal entities reported direct parents who do not have an LEI
79% of legal entities reported having no direct parent according to the definition used
8% of legal entities cited legal obstacles preventing them from providing or publishing direct parent information
1 Referenced to level 2 relationship record CDF concatenated file dated 02 April 20192 99.9% legal entities reported direct parent3 99.9% legal entities reported ultimate parent4 The definitions of ultimate and direct parent are based on percentage share of accounting consolidation as per LEI Regulatory Oversight Committee prescription.
Related link https://www.gleif.org/en/about-lei/common-data-file-format/level-2-data-reporting-exceptions-format
Top 5 jurisdictions of the legal entities for level 2 reporting | Fig.-1
132,145120,800
101,11892,734 88,583
Spain NetherlandsUnited States
United Kingdom
Germany
In May 2017, the process of enhancing the LEI data pool, by including ‘Level 2’ data to answer the question of ‘who owns whom’, began. The graphic below provides infor- mation on direct and ultimate parent data collected through March 20191.
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Level 2 data report
Q1 2019
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Identification of the direct and ultimate parents of a legal entity with an LEI allows users to research entities owned by individual companies. It provides a better understanding of the entity from which a company or individual is buying goods or services or in which it is investing. The following charts provide additional information on relationships where the direct or ultimate parents are identified by an LEI.
Validation status of the direct parent relationship | Fig.-2
5.2% Partially corroborated
62.4% Entity supplied only
32.4% Fully corroborated
Validation status of the ultimate parent relationship | Fig.-4
6.2% Partially corroborated
54.6% Entity supplied only
39.2% Fully corroborated
DISCLAIMER: All figures of this Global LEI System Business Report are derived from the Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF)‘s LEI-Common Data File (CDF) format version 2.1, Relationship Record (RR) CDF format version 1.1 and Reporting Exceptions format version 1.1 excluding LEIs with registration statuses DUPLICATE, ANNULLED, MERGED and RETIRED. While every care has been taken in the compilation of this information, GLEIF will not be held responsible for any loss, damage or inconvenience caused because of inaccuracy or error within the Global LEI System Business Report. The text and graphic content of the Global LEI System Business Report may be used, printed and distributed ONLY with the copyright information displayed (© Copyright Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF)).
Number of direct parents | Fig.-3
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Number of child entities per parent
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Number of ultimate parents | Fig.-5
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Number of child entities per parent
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Additional information on ultimate parents having an LEIAdditional information on direct parents having an LEI