Financial Services
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can we send Halden Bank's CFO a gift?
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Halden is a broker-dealer, so FINRA's $300 annual limit applies, and you've already spent $120 on her this year. I'd suggest a hosted dinner instead, with your AE at the table. Want me to find a date?
"Every gift has to clear compliance."
FINRA raised its gift limit from $100 to $300 in March 2026. ERISA, public pension and anti-bribery rules can still be stricter, and every firm has its own policy on top.
"Banks don't buy from vendors they haven't met."
Financial services runs on trust. Risk, procurement and legal all need to be comfortable before anything gets signed.
"Our buyers are at Money20/20, along with every other vendor."
Money20/20 USA drew 11,000+ people in 2025. A booth gets you seen. It doesn't get you a CFO's time.
We plan within the rules. Gifts and experiences are chosen with your buyers' limits in mind. A dinner your team hosts and attends is usually treated as business entertainment rather than a gift.
We help you build trust in person. Private dinners and roundtables around the events your buyers already attend.
We reach the whole committee. Business, technology, risk and procurement leaders engaged in parallel, so the deal doesn't stall at the last approval.
Executive meetings without compliance headaches.
Smoother risk and procurement reviews, because the people involved already know you.
Relationships that hold through long buying cycles.
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