Frankfurt Summit Attendees Report Low Awareness of LEI Plans
After a keynote presentation on the introduction of a legal entity identifier (LEI) at the Frankfurt Financial Information Summit this week, around 60% of delegates admitted they were new to the topic.
Conference-goers were asked if they had been aware of the ongoing talks about the LEI before the presentation by Francis Gross, head of external statistics, European Central Bank, but only around 40% said "yes."
Panelists, however, said now they know more about the developments in the legal entity
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