A financial technology platform operated by a registered broker-dealer collects nonpublic personal information from an individual who completes a one-time online request form for a market research paper. The individual does not open an account or purchase securities. If the firm intends to share this nonpublic personal information with a nonaffiliated marketing company, which regulatory requirement applies under SEC Regulation S-P?
- The firm must deliver an initial privacy notice and a reasonable opt-out opportunity before disclosing the information to the nonaffiliated third party.Cevap
- BThe firm must deliver an initial privacy notice immediately upon form submission, even if the information will never be shared externally.
- CThe firm must provide an initial privacy notice upon submission and deliver annual privacy notices as long as the contact details remain in its system.
- DThe firm is exempt from Regulation S-P requirements because privacy protections apply exclusively to individuals who maintain active brokerage accounts.
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Under Regulation S-P, the broker-dealer must provide an initial privacy notice and a reasonable opportunity to opt out before disclosing the consumer's nonpublic personal information to a nonaffiliated third party.
Under SEC Regulation S-P, an individual who provides nonpublic personal information for a one-time product or service is defined as a consumer. Broker-dealers are required to deliver an initial privacy notice and a clear opt-out provision to consumers only before sharing their nonpublic information with nonaffiliated third parties. If no sharing occurs, no notice is required for a consumer.
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