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AdvisorVault's Consolidated 17a-4 D3P Service® Full Feature Set Available
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*** Consolidated D3P Benefits *** AdvisorVault
The AdvisorVault Consolidated 17a-4 Service is a unique approach giving small FINRA firms a complete turn-key option meeting all the demands of rule 17a-4 in 2025

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - Washingtoner -- AdvisorVault created a unique service specifically for small FINRA firms called the Consolidated 17a-4 D3P - an option to outsource all the demands of 17a-4 to one provider for a flat monthly fee - now available on our site: download the full feature set and learn more about it.

"Since we noticed many firms often had gaps in their 17a-4 archive with their electronic records dispersed in-house and on the cloud, we created the Consolidated 17a-4 Service" Said Allan Lonz, President of AdvisorVault.  "Our Consolidated 17a-4 Service is a unique approach giving small FINRA firms a complete turn-key option meeting all the demands of rule 17a-4 in 2025," Lonz added.

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AdvisorVault's Consolidated 17a-4 Answers Today's Compliance Questions:
  • Are all records automatically transferred off-site?
  • Are they kept in their original format?
  • Are there versions going back 7 years?
  • Are the two 17a-4 attestation letters provided?
  • Does FINRA have independent access to the 17a-4 archive if requested?
Answering these questions was critical for our customers, particularly when FINRA shows up for their audit and asks for a sample set of data during the 17a-4 electronic records request --- but aside from solving this problem, the Consolidated 17a-4 D3P Service is designed to close gaps small firms often have, particularly with the archiving & retention of electronic records to meet 17a-4. In addition, the service ensures compliance cost low as possible yet still meeting all today's demands since firms now have one D3P doing everything.

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The full feature download of our Consolidated 17a-4 D3P Service is available on our site, get it now and read how we give firms a complete approach making sure FINRA is happy:  Click to download the Full Feature Set

About AdvisorVault

AdvisorVault is the only FINRA D3P with a Consolidated 17a-4 Service, designed to give small firms everything needed to meet today's data compliance demands. Our turn-key approach performs the archiving, retention, and supervision of electronic records no matter where they are stored – in-house or in the cloud. Including the FINRA third party letters with all the required documentation. For one flat monthly fee it's the only fully 17a-4 compliant option – Complete data compliance peace of mind, out-of-the-box.

AdvisorVault Contact:
Allan Lonz, President
www.advisorvault.com
alonz@advisorvault.com
Toll free: 1-866-732-1407

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Allan Lonz
***@advisorvault.com


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