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This is dependent, but most probably, it is not recommended to disclose third party details unless:
Also I recommend legal engagement in such process to avoid further disputes or appeal
such information must not be shared without the consent of client.
On having approvals the information can be communicated as per the policy and practices of organization.
There is no such protocol to share the clients information unless it is a corporate tie up (Like Bancassurance or so) there also its better after obtaining the prior approval from the client to do so.
Professional ethics prevent us to give any information for third party, exception if the clients have no any problem , Or we have authority from the client to give him any private information to any third party.
Regards.
Any client information or data is considered confidential. Nothing should be shared with third parties without client's express written permission and consent.
Financial disclosure, is allowed, if the information is already in public domain, such as for publicly listed companies, and only as required by rules and regulations of the country or marketplace, in which client or its subsidiaries oprerate.