Disclosure of Corporate Affiliations is a process by which a company reveals its affiliations with other businesses. Companies may be affiliated through common ownership, shared resources, and/or joint ventures. Disclosing these affiliations is important so that consumers can make informed decisions about the products and services they purchase. There are two types of Disclosure of Corporate Affiliations: 1. Full Disclosure: This type of disclosure requires the company to provide a detailed description of its affiliations with other businesses. All material facts must be disclosed, such as the name of the affiliated business, the nature of the relationship, and the terms of the agreement. 2. Partial Disclosure: This type of disclosure requires the company to provide only a brief description of its affiliations with other businesses. The disclosure must include the name of the affiliated business, but may not provide details about the nature of the relationship or the terms of the agreement.