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It is our policy to respect the confidentiality of information and the privacy of individuals and we are bound by the Data Protection Principles contained in the Data Protection Act 1998.
This policy will be reviewed from time to time and to take account of any changes to the law and to ensure that the firm's technology and operations remains appropriate.
Information Collection and Use
City Credit Capital (UK) Limited ("CCC") needs to collect certain personal information to meet its legal obligations and the needs of our customers. The type of information may include but not be restricted to name, address, date of birth, contact details, income, assets and liabilities, account balances, trading statements, tax and financial statements and employment details. Most of this information will be obtained directly from our customers when an application form is completed and from maintaining records in the course of our business relationship with the customer. CCC may also ask for additional information from time to time to help to improve our customer service.
Unless advised otherwise, CCC will use the personal information for establishing and managing your account, enhancing customer service and products as well as giving you ongoing information or opportunities that may be relevant to your requirements.
Please be aware that personal information may be disclosed to:
- credit providers, courts and tribunals and regulatory authorities as agreed or authorised by law
- credit reporting or reference agencies
We do however require organisations outside of the group which handle or obtain personal information as a service provider to acknowledge the confidentiality of the information and undertake to respect our customer's right to privacy and comply with the Data Protection Principles of this policy.
Links to third party websites
This website may have links to other external third party websites that may or may not benefit the user. Please be aware that a third party website is not covered by CCC's privacy policy and the user should read the privacy statement of each website that collects personal information.
Cookies
Cookies are small pieces of text stored on your computer to help CCC to determine the type of browser and settings being used, where a user has been, where he came from and to ensure that the information is secure. In some cases an external service provider may be used to track the traffic and usage on the website. You may not be able to access certain parts of the website if you disable the cookie acceptance on your browser, particularly on secure parts of the website. It is therefore recommended that you enable the cookie to benefit from the full services of the website.
