- Question ID
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            2013_333
 - Legal act
 - Regulation (EU) No 575/2013 (CRR)
 - Topic
 - Supervisory reporting - FINREP (incl. FB&NPE)
 - Article
 - 
            99
 - Paragraph
 - 
            2
 - COM Delegated or Implementing Acts/RTS/ITS/GLs/Recommendations
 - Regulation (EU) No 680/2014 - ITS on supervisory reporting of institutions (repealed)
 - Article/Paragraph
 - 
            Annex III, F 40.01 column 010 and Annex I, C 06.00 column 025
 - Name of institution / submitter
 - 
            Swedish Bankers' Association
 - Country of incorporation / residence
 - 
            Sweden
 - Type of submitter
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            Industry association
 - Subject matter
 - 
            Missing LEI code
 - Question
 - 
            
What should be reported in column 010 in table F 40.01 Annex III and in column 025 in table C 06.00 Annex I, if LEI code is missing for an entity? Should the cell be left empty?
 - Background on the question
 - 
            
LEI codes could be missing for some entities.
 - Submission date
 - Final publishing date
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 - Final answer
 - 
            
When the LEI (or pre-LEI) code of the investee is missing, {F 40.01, c010} will be left empty but {F 40.01, c020} should be necessarily filled to provide the alternative code used to identify the investee (e.g. national identification code).
As a system of pre-LEI codes already exists, when a pre-LEI code (which is assigned by a recognised pre-LOU) exists for a given investee, it should be used in {F 40.01, c010} to identify that investee. This would prepare for the full implementation of the LEI system since the pre-LEI codes, as long as they are assigned by a recognised pre-LOU, will become LEI codes. The same applies to column 025 in COREP template C 06.00 regarding entities within the consolidated group and to column 030 in Large Exposure template C 27.00 regarding the identification of counterparties.
 - Status
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            Final Q&A
 - Answer prepared by
 - 
            Answer prepared by the EBA.
 
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