[3-28] Significant financial interest (SFI)
An interest in an external entity that reasonably appears to be related to each investigator’s institutional responsibilities and is:
- With a public traded entity, the aggregate value of any salaries or other payments for services received during the 12-month period preceding disclosure, and the value of any equity interest during the 12-month period preceding disclosure, exceeds $5,000; or
- With a non-public traded entity, the aggregate value of salaries or other payments for services received during the 12-month period preceding disclosure exceeds $5,000; or
- With a non-publicly traded company, an equity interest of any value during the 12-month period preceding the date of disclosure; or
- Income related to intellectual property rights and interests not reimbursed through WSU.
Found in the following Policies:
An interest in an external entity that reasonably appears to be related to each investigator’s institutional responsibilities and is:
- With a public traded entity, the aggregate value of any salaries or other payments for services received during the 12-month period preceding disclosure, and the value of any equity interest during the 12-month period preceding disclosure, exceeds $5,000; or
- With a non-public traded entity, the aggregate value of salaries or other payments for services received during the 12-month period preceding disclosure exceeds $5,000; or
- With a non-publicly traded company, an equity interest of any value during the 12-month period preceding the date of disclosure; or
- Income related to intellectual property rights and interests not reimbursed through WSU.
Duplicate Definitions: