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6.1
Document Guidelines
To protect your practice from regulatory and legal risks, you need properly documented client files. The purpose of this section is to share suggestions in an
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6.2
When to Document
In deciding whether to document a particular event for the client’s file or retain a particular document on the file, consider the relevance. Did the event,
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6.3
Documenting Client Objectives
It is important to understand the difference between the client’s objectives and the strategies implemented to achieve those objectives. Objectives are
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6.4
First Level Documents
KYC information, financial plans, applications, forms, suitability assessments, notes of client discussions of a transactional nature, beneficiary change,
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6.5
Second Level Documents
Account statements (one sub-group), client correspondence, notes of meetings and discussions of a general nature (another sub-group). You should file