Agency
An agent's fiduciary duty of 'confidentiality' survives:
AOnly until the transaction closes
BOnly while the listing agreement is in effect
CIndefinitely, even after the agency relationship terminates✓ Correct
DOnly for 1 year after closing under Alaska regulations
Explanation
The duty of confidentiality survives the termination of the agency relationship. An agent may not disclose confidential client information — such as the client's motivation for selling or financial situation — even after the transaction closes or the agency agreement expires.
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