Execution & order handling
Order intake, routing, execution, dealing model boundaries, disclosures, complaint handling.
- Execution-only vs discretionary
- Best execution / fairness claims (careful)
- Client comms and risk warnings
“License” is a framework label. “Scope” is the operational permission set. Most counterparty failures happen when scope, business model, and funds flow don’t match.
These buckets are used to clarify scope. They are descriptive categories for analysis—not “sub-licenses”.
Order intake, routing, execution, dealing model boundaries, disclosures, complaint handling.
Where client funds sit, who controls accounts, segregation, withdrawal policy, safeguarding.
A clean scope statement includes what you do, what you do not do, and what you outsource—so counterparties don’t assume hidden activity.
They’re not trying to “understand your story”. They’re trying to prove you are consistent and low-risk.
How “licensed” claims are interpreted in onboarding.
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