[Reference: Set Up Clients, Households, and Relationships, Compliant Data Sharing in Financial Services Cloud | Salesforce Trailhead, Track Client Interactions - Salesforce, Explanation: Some considerations when adopting FSC-related objects are:, In a household, each household member is modeled as a Contact, and the household is modeled as an Account. A household is a type of relationship group that represents a group of clientswho have a direct relationship with one another and shared financials, such as spouses and their dependent children. A household is modeled as an Account record with a custom record type of Household. Each household member is modeled as a Contact record that is related to the household Account. A household can also have related accounts and contacts that are not part of the household, but are associated with it for some reason., Both the Financial Deal object and the Opportunity object support Compliant DataSharing. Compliant Data Sharing (CDS) is a feature of FSC that allows granular control over access to sensitive data in Account and Opportunity objects. CDS can help financial services companies comply with regulations and policies that restrict data visibility based on user roles. CDS can also be enabled for the Financial Deal object, which is a custom object that represents a business opportunity or transaction with a client. The Financial Deal object can be used instead of or in addition to the Opportunity object, depending on the business needs., Interaction Summary is an enhancement of the standard Activity object. FSC implementations should use Interaction Summary as a replacement for the Activity object. Interaction Summary is a custom object that captures the details of a client interaction, such as a meeting, a call, or an email. Interaction Summary can be linked to other FSC objects, such as Financial Accounts, Financial Goals, Financial Deals, or Relationship Groups. Interaction Summary can also have participants, which are records that represent the people or groups involved in the interaction., , , , , ]