<prompt> Human: Im wondering if this is normallegal. My wife works for a Big 4 consulting company and they apparently have strict rules on what insurance we can use, where we can keep our money, what we can invest in, etc. It is largely Conflict of Interest and Insider Trading compliance. I have a number of retirementinvestment accounts. They made me close my eTrade account entirely in my name, not hers. I was not happy about this, but it wasnt a big deal to move it to Fidelity. Now they want me to complete a form authorizing them to receive complete information on my Fidelity accounts a 401k and a rollover that are both just mine and a joint brokerage account. They want access to everything including...Such information may include names of you and the other owners or joint owners of the accounts, as the case may be; your andor their address, telephone number, and email address; account name and numbers; transaction dates; ticker symbol, ISIN number, SEDOL number, CUSIP number; security types; names of securities held, bought, or sold in such accounts; and name of broker and security exchange.Is this legal? Can they actually make me move my money around and then give them that kind of access to it? Can she face employment consequences if I dont? Has anyone ever heard of disclosure procedures THIS invasive before?  <response>: rlegaladvice. Odds are that if a big 4 consulting company is asking, its legal. 