Licensed entities in the UAE financial sector, under the supervision of the Securities and Commodities Authority (SCA), are required to maintain and provide documents related to client interactions and suitability assessments when requested by the Authority. According to the CISI UAE Financial Rules and Regulations, appropriateness reports—used to assess whether certain financial products or services are suitable for clients—are not routinely submitted on a monthly or quarterly basis unless specifically demanded. Instead, the responsibility lies with the licensed entity to retain these reports and submit copies only upon explicit request by the Authority or in case of regulatory investigations. This ensures a balanced approach between regulatory oversight and operational efficiency. The rationale is to allow the Authority to conduct targeted reviews while minimizing administrative burdens on firms, thus enabling a focused compliance regime that protects client interests without unnecessary procedural overload. This is aligned with the regulatory framework designed to ensure transparency, investor protection, and market integrity in the UAE.