Privacy at Cargio

Cargio Inc. and its subsidiaries (collectively “Cargio”) are committed to safeguarding Personal Information (“PI”) and processing PI in line with applicable privacy and data protection laws. Our privacy notices set out the PI collected by Cargio, the purposes for which PI is collected and processed, who it may be disclosed to as well as Individuals’ Rights. For further information please click on the notice that is relevant to your relationship with Cargio. In addition, our Cookie Notice applies to any person visiting any of Cargio websites.

Cargio Client and Vendor Privacy Notice

Introduction

Cargio is committed to processing personal information (“PI”), including sensitive personal information (“SPI”)1, in line with all applicable privacy and data protection laws. Most of our offices are located in countries with laws governing the processing of PI. “Cargio”, “we”, “us” or “our” means Cargio, Inc., and each of the direct or indirect subsidiaries of Cargio, Inc. (the “Cargio Group”). Cargio, Inc., Cargio Group functions and the entity you contract with are the controllers of your PI. If your contract with the Cargio Group is in connection with an investment in a Cargio managed vehicle, the management company of the fund, together with the fund entity and, in circumstances where the investment manager is part of the Cargio Group, that investment manager, will be the controller.

References to “you” or “your” refers to individuals whose PI is processed by Cargio, including clients with direct or indirect relationships (such as those who invest through an intermediary); employees, contingent workers, officers, agents (together “Representatives”); and beneficial owners of an organization or entity in connection with:

the provision of services to potential and actual clients;
transactions to which we are party (including those which we effect on behalf of clients);
or services provided to us by a third-party vendor.

This Privacy Notice sets out the purposes for which we collect, use and disclose (collectively “processing”) PI and how it is protected. It also sets outs individuals’ rights in relation to the processing of their PI. There may be additional terms, conditions and commitments that also govern how we collect, use and disclose your PI, which should be read in conjunction with this Privacy Notice.

PI we collect about you

PI is information relating to an individual, which can be used either alone or with other sources of information to identify that individual. PI does not include information where the identity of the individual or the specific detail of the information has been removed and is therefore anonymous. SPI is a sub-category of PI that includes PI relating to race or ethnicity, religious or philosophical beliefs, sex life, sexual orientation, political opinions, trade union membership, information about health and genetic and biometric data.

The nature of the information that we collect will depend on the services we provide and our relationship with you. We categorize PI we process as follows (the PI listed for each category are non-exhaustive examples):

Identification data
Full name, title, gender, marital status, date of birth, passport number, driving licence number, national identification number, signature
Contact data
Personal address, telephone number, email address
Electronic Monitoring data
To the extent permitted by law, we may record and monitor your electronic communications with us
Financial data
Bank account number; credit card number
Marketing and Communications data
Marketing and communication preferences; tracking data relating to whether you have read marketing communications from us
Professional Information data
Position/job title, work address; telephone number; email address
Profile data
Username and password for our online services that you have access to; investments made by you; services requested;
marketing communications responded to; survey responses
Services data
Payment details to and from you; details of services you have provided to us or we have provided to you
Cargio Building and Assets Security data
Records of visits to our premises; CCTV recordings
Technical data
Your use of and interaction with our online services; your IP address; browser type and version; browser plug in types and versions; operating system
SPI
In limited circumstances, and where allowed by law, we may collect information about criminal convictions and offences, when legally required; dietary requirements if we are arranging catering; disability so that we can make reasonable accommodations for you in our buildings; sexual orientation if you provide details of your spouse or partner; political affiliations for us to determine whether you are a politically exposed person.

We collect PI in relation to you in a number of ways, including:
when you provide it to us in connection with a Cargio product or service, such as a completed investment application form
if you are Representative of an organization or entity that is a client or vendor of Cargio and that organization or entity provides us with your PI
throughout the course of our relationship with you, including where you change your details, provide additional PI, or where the services we are providing to you change
from public sources where you have manifestly chosen to make your PI public, including via public profiles on social media
from third parties such as credit reference agencies
from visits to our websites or through logging into any of our online services

We may also create or derive PI such as creating records of your interactions with us, subject to applicable law.

To whom we disclose your PI

In connection with one or more of the purposes outlined in the section ‘Purpose and Legal basis for processing your PI’ above, we may disclose PI in any jurisdiction to:

other members of the Cargio Group;
professional advisors, third parties, agents or independent contractors that provide services to any member of the Cargio Group (such as IT systems providers, platform providers, financial advisors, brokers, consultants (including lawyers and accountants);
goods and services providers (such as providers of marketing services where we are permitted to disclose your personal information to them);
intermediaries, brokers, and other individuals and entities that partner with us;
competent authorities (including any national and/or international regulatory or enforcement body, agency, court or other form of tribunal or tax authority) or their agents where Cargio is required or allowed to do so under applicable law or regulation;
a potential buyer, transferee, merger partner or seller and their advisers in connection with an actual or potential transfer or merger of part or all of Cargio’s business or assets, or any associated rights or interests, or to acquire a business or enter into a merger with it;
credit reference agencies or other organizations that help us to conduct anti-money laundering and anti-terrorist financing checks and to detect fraud and other potential criminal activity;
or any person to whom disclosure is allowed or required by local or foreign law, regulation or any other applicable instrument.

International transfers and transfers to service providers
To provide global services and in the course of running our business, we may transfer PI to a location outside of the country where you reside or where services are provided to you or the organization or entity you work for, including Cargio processing centers in the USA, Hungary, India and Singapore. Although the country to which PI may be transferred may not have the same level of privacy and data protection laws, we apply the same level of security and organizational controls to the processing of PI wherever it is processed. We require by contract that our third party service providers processing PI on our behalf to comply with Cargio’s criteria for PI processing.

If we transfer PI out of the EEA, we ensure a similar level of protection for your PI by ensuring the country to which the PI is transferred is considered by the EU Commission to provide an adequate level of protection, putting in place contractual clauses the EU Commission consider to provide the same level of protection. Marketing and exercising your right to opt-out of marketing

We will not process your PI for marketing purposes if you have informed us you do not wish to receive marketing materials. You can request that we stop processing your PI for marketing purposes at any time by clicking on marketing opt-out links in any electronic marketing materials we send you, by making a request to your usual Cargio contact or by using the contact details set out in the “Contacting Us” section of this Privacy Notice.

Third-party marketing/sale of PI
We do not share or sell your PI to third parties for the third party to use for their own marketing or other purposes.

PI retention
We will process your PI for as long as is necessary to fulfil the purpose for which it was collected or to comply with legal, regulatory, accounting, reporting, internal policy requirements or for the establishment or defense of legal claims.

PI security
We use a range of physical, electronic and managerial measures to ensure a level of security appropriate to the risk of PI processing. These measures include:

education and training of relevant staff to ensure they are aware of our privacy obligations when processing PI as well as training around social engineering, phishing, spear phishing, and password risks;
the ability to ensure the ongoing confidentiality, integrity, availability and resilience of processing systems and services;
the ability to restore the availability and access to PI in a timely manner in the event of a physical or technical incident;
administrative and technical controls to restrict access to PI;
technological security measures, including fire walls, encryption (industry standard SSL encryption with 128-bit key lengths), and anti-virus software;
physical security measures, such building access controls;
external technical assessments, security audits and vendor due diligence;
perimeter security;
segregation of networks;
application security;
endpoint security;
real-time monitoring of data leakage controls;
layered and comprehensive cybersecurity defences;
and security incident reporting and management.

The security of data transmitted over the internet (including by e-mail) cannot be guaranteed and carries the risk of access and interception. You should not send us any PI by open/unsecure channels over the internet. We endeavour to protect personal information but cannot guarantee the security of data transmitted to us or by us.

Your rights
In certain circumstances you may have the following rights in relation to the processing of your PI: Access To request a copy of the PI we process in relation to you and to be informed about how we use and share your PI. Object To object to the processing of your PI if (i) we are processing your PI on the grounds of legitimate interests or for the performance of a task in the public interest (including profiling); or (ii) if we are processing your PI for direct marketing purposes Correction To request that we update the PI we process in relation to you, or to correct PI that you think is incorrect or incomplete. Erasure To ask that we delete PI that we process in relation to you where we do not have a legal or regulatory obligation or other valid reason to continue to process it. Restriction To request that we restrict the way in which we process your PI, for example, if you dispute the accuracy of your PI or have raised an objection which is under consideration. Portability To request a copy of your PI that you have provided to us in a commonly used electronic format such as through the completion of an application form. Automated decision making To request manual intervention if you are subject to automated decisions where the decision results in a legal or similar effect to you. You may exercise your rights at any time by using the details set out in the Contacting us section. To the extent permitted by applicable law or regulation we reserve the right to charge an appropriate fee in connection with you exercising your rights.

We may need to request specific information from you to help us confirm your identity and ensure your right to access to the PI requested, or to exercise any of your other rights. This is to ensure that PI is not disclosed to any person who does not have authority to receive it. We may also request further information in relation to your request to help us to locate the PI processed in relation to you, including, for example, the nature and location of your relationship with us.

We will respond to all legitimate requests in line with the timescales set out in applicable law. You will not be disadvantaged in any way by exercising your rights in relation to the processing of your PI.

Contacting us

The Global Head of Privacy and Data Protection oversees compliance with privacy and data protection at Cargio. If you wish to exercise any of your rights, or have questions concerning this notice, please contact:

The Global Head of Privacy and Data Protection Cargio
14 St Stephen's Rd, London, W13 8HD

Complaints

If you have any concerns or complaints about the way your PI is processed, please contact the Global Head of Privacy and Data Protection at www.cargio.com . You also have a right to complain to a data protection or other competent authority with jurisdiction over privacy and data protection law in the country you live or work, or in the country where you believe an issue in relation to the processing of your PI has arisen. Please contact www.cargio.com for further details.

Cookie Notice
Please see our separate Cookie Notice.
Linked websites

This Privacy Notice is not applicable to third party websites that we do not own or control, or to any third-party website where Cargio advertisements are displayed. Changes to this Privacy Notice

We may modify or amend this Privacy Notice from time to time and you are advised to visit our website regularly to check for any amendments. Any material changes will be communicated to you through an appropriate channel, depending on how we normally communicate with you.

Please note not all privacy laws define SPI, for example Hong Kong, Singapore and Canada