Gather the Client Data
From Planipedia
| This Best Practice supports ISO 22222 requirement 4.2 Establishing and defining the client and personal financial planner relationship - data collection | '4.2.2 & 4.3' |
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- Confirming Goals
- Collection—Modular or Comprehensive
- Know Your Client
- Checklist of Incremental Data Collection for Modular Planning
- What’s In a File
- Confidentiality, Privacy, Photocopying & Related Issues, Data Retention
After completing this section advisors will understand that:
- Following a diligent data collection process is the first step to gathering all of the client’s assets and securing all their business;
- Know Your Client rules are a business opportunity and a natural starting point for gathering meaningful information;
- This KYC starting point plus a small amount of incremental information enables advisors to produce a meaningful Investment Policy Statement;
- Systematic, incremental information gathering over time can easily provide the advisor with what’s required to produce a significant life goals analysis, retirement plan, death and disability analysis and estate plan.
- Each step provides successively higher levels of service for the client, with the client rewarding the advisor with increased assets, insurance placement, loyalty and referrals; and
- File maintenance, privacy and confidentiality, photocopying and data retention is all a well-defined process that is part of a well-run professional practice.
