SFT 6.3 Redbrick Code of Conduct

Compliance is not Ops’ job. It is your responsibility.


1. Case Submission to Bankers

You are the advisor. Not the banker.

Outsourcing your advisory work to bankers is unacceptable.

  • Do NOT pass document collection to bankers
  • Do NOT rely on bankers for mortgage explanation
  • Do NOT outsource client meetings or form filling

If you don’t own the process, you don’t own the client.


2. Case Submission to Law Firms

Accuracy is non-negotiable.

When submitting to law firms, ensure all information is complete and correct:

  • Letter of Offer
  • Identity Documents
  • Client Details (from CRM)
  • Property Details (from CRM)
  • Loan Details (from CRM)

Incomplete or inaccurate data = delays, risk, and loss of trust.


3. Law Firm’s Critical Questions

Prepare your client. Don’t leave them exposed.

Before Notice of Redemption, clients must answer key legal questions.

  • Brief your client in advance
  • Ensure they understand what is being asked

You may answer on behalf only if:

  • You know the correct answer; AND
  • You have confirmed with the client

Carelessness here can cost the client — and your reputation.


4. Referral Fees from Law Firms

No kickbacks. No exceptions.

  • Legal referral incentives are not allowed
  • Do NOT accept any form of kickbacks

This will result in immediate termination.


5. Storeys / RB Homes Referral

We operate as a team — not individuals cutting side deals.

  • Provide quality, complete information for referrals
  • Work together with partners for best client outcome
  • Position as a coordinated team to the client

Do NOT:

  • Cut private cross-selling deals
  • Use external contacts outside our ecosystem

No control = poor client experience = lost business.


Compliance protects your client, your reputation, and your business.

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