In order to comply with the EU directive commonly referred to as MiFID II we are obliged to report all transactions to the regulators, stating a Legal Entity Identifier (LEI). The LEI is a worldwide unique code that identifies a business undertaking or legal entity.
Go the website of the Dutch Chamber of Commerce and apply for your LEI. Bear in mind that the Dutch Chamber of Commerce will charge a fee for issuing your LEI. It takes an average of 10 working days after receipt of your payment for you to receive your LEI by email. You do not need to inform us of your LEI. We shall retrieve it automatically from the Dutch Chamber of Commerce.
If you trade on behalf of a legal entity that is not registered with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce, you can request an LEI from GLEIF ’s website. ABN AMRO regrets that it is impossible to do this through a Dutch organisation.