Disclosing Conflicts of Interest in a Recommendation
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What this video covers
- Why a verbal-only explanation of conflicts during the pitch automatically fails Regulation Best Interest's disclosure obligation
- The strict timing rule: written disclosure must be given before or at the time of the recommendation, never after the trade
- The three items under "scope and terms of the relationship": capacity, material fees and costs, and type or scope of services including material limitations
- Why conflicts of interest form a separate branch of disclosure, not a fourth sub-item under relationship terms
- The Regulation Best Interest definition of conflict: an interest that might incline the broker, dealer, or associated person to make a recommendation that is not disinterested
- Why delivering Form CRS does not satisfy the separate, recommendation-specific written disclosure duty under Regulation Best Interest
- How to identify answer choices that incorrectly treat general relationship summaries as substitutes for specific regulatory obligations
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