US Enforcement + AU Financial Advisers + OFAC Screening

Financial Adviser Due Diligence

US and AU regulatory records, checked before onboarding, not after

The problem

Checking an adviser before onboarding them means answering questions that live in different registers depending on jurisdiction. In the US, that's FINRA disciplinary history and SEC enforcement actions. In Australia, it's current ASIC authorisation status. A firm operating across both has to check both, and neither manual process scales past a handful of advisers.

How it works together

US enforcement and disciplinary screening covers FINRA BrokerCheck and SEC enforcement history in one call. AU adviser verification confirms current ASIC authorisation status and licence hierarchy. Sanctions screening adds a third check where relevant, confirming the adviser or their associated entities don't appear on the SDN list. Together, a firm checking an adviser with cross border exposure gets a complete picture rather than a jurisdiction shaped gap.

Which plan you need

All three are paid add ons, there's no free tier component to this workflow. US Enforcement is USD only at USD $800/mo, AU Financial Advisers is AUD only at AUD $400/mo, OFAC is USD only at USD $1,500/mo. A firm needing the full AU and US picture on the same account needs both a USD and an AUD add on active simultaneously, worth knowing before setting up billing, not after. Firms needing AU and US checks on a single account should contact [email protected] to arrange this.

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need all three products, or can I use just one?
Depends on where the adviser is licensed. A purely US based adviser check needs US Enforcement and, where relevant, OFAC. A purely AU based check needs AU Financial Advisers. Cross border advisers need both, plus sanctions screening.
Why is AU Financial Advisers AUD only when US Enforcement is USD only?
Each add on is priced and billed in the currency relevant to its jurisdiction. A firm needing both simply has two active add ons on the same account, one in each currency.
How current is the FINRA and ASIC data behind these checks?
Both are kept in sync with their respective source's own publication schedule.
Can this replace a firm's existing adviser onboarding process, or does it sit alongside it?
This automates the data lookup and logging piece specifically. It's built to sit inside an existing onboarding workflow, not to replace the broader compliance judgement that process still requires.
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