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The Disclosure Library identifies a Robinhood GLBA Financial Privacy Notice (dated Jun 16, 2026) as a distinct document disclosing how Robinhood shares customer financial information under the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act.
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The GLBA Financial Privacy Notice is a federally mandated disclosure that describes the categories of nonpublic personal information Robinhood collects and shares, the types of third parties with whom such information is shared, and whether customers can limit certain sharing; the specific data categories and sharing permissions are contained in the full notice text.
Interpretive note: The substantive terms of the GLBA Financial Privacy Notice are not reproduced in this index page; all characterizations are based on the document title, publication date, and standard GLBA regulatory requirements.
The agreement establishes that Robinhood provides a GLBA-required privacy notice governing how nonpublic personal financial information is collected and shared. Under applicable GLBA provisions, customers may have the right to opt out of certain categories of information sharing, and the full notice text is required to determine what opt-out rights are available.
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(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The GLBA Financial Privacy Notice is required under the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act and its implementing regulations, enforced by the FTC and financial regulators including the SEC for broker-dealers. The notice must describe information sharing practices and provide opt-out rights where required. (2) GOVERNANCE EXPOSURE: Medium. GLBA privacy notices must be accurate, timely delivered, and include required opt-out mechanisms; an outdated or incomplete notice creates regulatory exposure to SEC and FTC enforcement. (3) JURISDICTION FLAGS: California residents may have additional rights under CCPA that go beyond GLBA opt-out rights, and the library separately identifies a CCPA Metrics Report and a California Consumer Privacy Act disclosure, suggesting California-specific compliance mechanisms are maintained. (4) CONTRACT AND VENDOR IMPLICATIONS: Third-party vendors who receive nonpublic personal financial information from Robinhood under GLBA sharing arrangements are subject to contractual safeguards requirements; institutional reviewers should assess whether vendor agreements incorporate required GLBA data protection provisions. (5) COMPLIANCE CONSIDERATIONS: Compliance teams should retrieve the full GLBA Financial Privacy Notice to assess what data categories are disclosed, what sharing permissions are asserted, what opt-out mechanisms are provided, and whether the notice has been updated to reflect current data sharing practices as of the Jun 16, 2026 publication date.
The GLBA Financial Privacy Notice is a federally mandated disclosure that describes the categories of nonpublic personal information Robinhood collects and shares, the types of third parties with whom such information is shared, and whether customers can limit certain sharing; the specific data categories and sharing permissions are contained in the full notice text.
The agreement establishes that Robinhood provides a GLBA-required privacy notice governing how nonpublic personal financial information is collected and shared. Under applicable GLBA provisions, customers may have the right to opt out of certain categories of information sharing, and the full notice text is required to determine what opt-out rights are available.
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