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A representative sold a client an endowment five years ago and now advises her to replace it with a new one, which he will also sell. What must he disclose about his own earnings?
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- a) Nothing further, because the commission on the old product was disclosed when it was sold.
- b) Only that he will be paid, without amounts, because replacement commission is regulated.
- c) Only the consideration on the new product, because the old product is no longer relevant.
- d) The consideration on the new product, compared with what he received on the old one.Correct
Why this is the answer
On a replacement the provider must disclose any incentive, remuneration, consideration, commission, fee or brokerage received on the replacement product and, where the provider also rendered services on the terminated product, a comparison between the two. This exposes the incentive to 'churn' a client's products for fresh commission.
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