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GLEIF Creates Links to Dutch Chamber of Commerce Register

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The Global Legal Entity Identifier Foundation (GLEIF) has provided links to the data of companies registered with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce (KVK), enabling institutions around the world to easily obtain information on those firms.

The links are connected to GLEIF-created legal entity identifiers assigned to each of the companies on the register and will lead users to official data and associated information products on the KVK website.

GLEIF said the new collaboration will help streamline Know Your Customer and Know Your Supplier due diligence processes for clients who access the information. For the companies on the registry, it provides greater global discoverability of their products and services.

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