Legal Entity Identifier requirement expands to large-value cross-border transactions, mandating LEI collection and GLEIF validation. AD Category I banks must obtain and validate the Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) from resident non-individuals undertaking capital or current account large-value transactions from October 1, 2022; once an entity has an LEI it must be reported in all its transactions. Non-resident counterparties may be processed if LEI is unavailable to avoid disruption. Banks must capture LEI data, validate it against the GLEIF global database, encourage voluntary early adoption, and inform constituents that LEIs can be obtained from GLEIF-accredited Local Operating Units, including the recognised Indian issuer.
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Legal Entity Identifier requirement expands to large-value cross-border transactions, mandating LEI collection and GLEIF validation.
AD Category I banks must obtain and validate the Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) from resident non-individuals undertaking capital or current account large-value transactions from October 1, 2022; once an entity has an LEI it must be reported in all its transactions. Non-resident counterparties may be processed if LEI is unavailable to avoid disruption. Banks must capture LEI data, validate it against the GLEIF global database, encourage voluntary early adoption, and inform constituents that LEIs can be obtained from GLEIF-accredited Local Operating Units, including the recognised Indian issuer.
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