Gift and expense disclosures
Bring gifts and entertainment expenses into one consistent disclosure process.
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Make disclosures, approvals, and recipient totals easier to follow.
Bring gifts and entertainment requests into a consistent review process, with the information your team needs to assess the firm's policy and prepare reports.




Patrina's Gifts & Entertainment Module is part of the Compliance Suite. The module provides a centralized dashboard and workflows for disclosures, review requests, documentation, oversight, and reporting across a single branch or a larger organization.
Employees can disclose gifts and entertainment expenses, route requests to appropriate reviewers, and generate reports by recipient, totals, date range, and type of gift or expense. Use those records to support the firm's assessment of potential conflicts and its own policy requirements.
See how the work moves through the module, from the first record to the next action.
Bring the request into the firm's process with the recipient and expense information needed for review.
Give appropriate parties a consistent route for reviewing and approving requests in the context of the firm's policies.
Organize disclosures and decisions into the reporting views the compliance team needs.
Give the team a consistent place for the information, decisions, and records behind each task.
Bring gifts and entertainment expenses into one consistent disclosure process.
Disseminate requests to the appropriate parties for their review and decision.
Review gifts and expenses by recipient and use the relevant totals in your oversight process.
Generate reports tracking recipients, totals, date ranges, and types of gifts or expenses.
Keep disclosure information, supporting records, and the review process in the same workflow.
Use the published centralized dashboard model to coordinate oversight across branches and teams.
Separate a gift's facts from the review decision. Consider the recipient, the business relationship, aggregation, applicable exceptions, and the firm's policy before approving the exchange.


FINRA raised the Rule 3220 limit from $100 to $300 per individual per year, effective March 30, 2026. The limit concerns gifts connected with the business of the recipient's employer.
FINRA Regulatory Notice 26-05Apply the rule's valuation, aggregation, supervision, and recordkeeping provisions. Its scope and exceptions matter; it does not create a universal spending allowance for every recipient.
FINRA Rule 3220FINRA's notice distinguishes a gift incidental to business entertainment from the cost of the entertainment event itself. Review the circumstances and the applicable firm policy.
Gifts and business entertainmentBring a representative disclosure, your review responsibilities, and the report you need to produce. Confirm the current configuration and policy controls with Patrina.
Request a gifts compliance demoCustomer experiences with Patrina's service and compliance technology.
Bring your firm's process and questions to a focused product discussion.
Talk it through with PatrinaPatrina's existing service describes disclosures, review and approval routing, documentation, and custom reporting by recipient, total, date range, and expense type. The module supports the firm's oversight workflow.
No. FINRA's amendment increased the general Rule 3220 limit to $300, effective March 30, 2026. Review the cited notice for its scope and the current rule for the applicable provisions.
The module includes reports tracking recipients and totals, together with date ranges and types of gifts or expenses. Demonstrate your required reporting view with Patrina.
Do not treat every entertainment expense as the same kind of gift. The cited notice explains the distinction for business entertainment, and the firm's policy may impose additional controls.
The firm's compliance team makes that assessment under the applicable rules and its policies. Use the software to support disclosures, review, and documentation, and confirm the configuration and records you need during a demonstration.
Bring a representative process. See the relevant product path, clarify configuration questions, and agree the next evaluation step with Patrina.