ISDA and the GFMA joint letter to the LEI ROC and the GLEIF regarding the LEI ROC policy document “Including data on international/foreign branches in the Global LEI System” (11 July 2016).
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The letter emphasizes the importance of the consistent global application of branch LEI standards by regulators and market participants across jurisdictions with respect to derivatives trade reporting. </p>
Documents (1) for Joint ISDA/GFMA Response to the LEI ROC regarding international branch LEIs
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