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Register Declaration Guide for Brokers

Written by OXCEL AI

This guide explains how brokers should accurately maintain essential compliance registers and complete the mandatory Register Declaration Document.


1. Purpose of the Register Declaration

The Register Declaration Document confirms that brokers have accurately maintained mandatory compliance registers over the preceding 12-month period. It ensures transparency and compliance during audits.


2. Mandatory Registers Covered

The registers brokers must accurately maintain and include are:

  • Breach Register: Document any regulatory breaches.

  • Complaints Register: Record all client complaints.

  • Conflict of Interest Register: Note all potential or actual conflicts of interest.

  • Soft Dollar Register: Document non-monetary benefits received.

  • Referrer Register: Record details of all referrer agreements.


3. Completion of the Declaration Document

Clearly document the following information:

  • Date of declaration

  • Broker Name

  • Company Name

  • Authorized Signatory Name

  • Position

  • Signature

Confirm explicitly:

  • That registers have been maintained accurately and truthfully.

  • If a register is blank, indicate clearly that no relevant incidents occurred during the period.


4. Submission and Record Keeping

  • Submit completed Register Declaration Documents during audits or compliance reviews.

  • Retain a copy securely for future reference and potential audits.


Need Further Assistance?

For any support or compliance clarification:

📧 Email: [email protected]
📞 Phone: 1800 010 001
🌐 Oxcel Member Compliance Portal

Adhering to these guidelines ensures ongoing regulatory compliance and efficient audits.

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