Disclosure and Consent for Financial Intermediaries
Establish compliance during registration by configuring authorization forms and consent
text for intermediary partners. Provide transparent terms regarding identity verification and
fraud prevention to build trust and meet legal requirements.
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Disclosure is information that a financial institution is required to share with
intermediaries and consent is the permission intermediary grants to perform actions on their
behalf. Intermediary firms and their employees provide consent to regulatory and
confidentiality terms during onboarding. The Disclosure and Consent framework uses
authorization forms to capture and track these agreements within the Financial Intermediary
Portal.
The Authorization Form object represents the form used to disclose information to a customer
and ask for their consent and the Data Use Purpose object defines the reason for collecting
consent and disclosure information.
Example Consent Configuration for Intermediary Employee Onboarding Mitigate legal risks and ensure that every staff member operates within the governed framework of your financial institution's confidentiality and compliance standards. Authorization forms and data use purposes capture consent from intermediary employees for regulatory and confidentiality terms during onboarding. These records track employee agreements for data protection, conflict of interest, and legal compliance policies.
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