Authority to Act for clients

Written By Ata McGregor

Trusted financial intermediaries are professionals who acts for clients. They take on the stress and time needed to navigate many of life’s high risk situations.

But professionals need to provide proof that they have the appropriate authority to act for others. This normally means getting consent from clients. There are many different forms that this consent can take.

This article explores consent and authority to act for clients.

Ata McGregor
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