Data ProtectionBy registering to use the services and by using this site you agree to the use of the information as set out in this statement. We are registered with the Information Commissioners Office and process your data in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998. We may process personal data relating to you in carrying out services which you have engaged us to provide, for the purposes of fraud prevention, to conduct our business and to provide you with better customer services. GHC may sometimes use information about you in order to offer you other services that may be of interest to you from other associated companies or agencies. If you would prefer not to receive such information, please notify us in writing at our registered office address. You have certain rights in respect of the data we hold relating to you. You are entitled, on payment of a fee, to a copy of the information we hold about you. Certain remedies may be available to you if that data is incorrect or if you suffer loss as a result of any breach by us of the Act. In order to measure the use of our web site, evaluate the effectiveness of our marketing and make improvements to it information may be gathered on users' visits to the site. This involves logging domain names of visitors and any sites they may have been directed from. We will not disclose any information outside of GHC and its parent, subsidiary and associates except for fraud prevention purposes, as obliged to by law, to the FCA, the London Stock Exchange, and to credit reference agencies and other financial institutions for the purpose of effecting transactions and obtaining quotes in respect of investments which may be of interest to you. We may also disclose or allow your personal data to be collected under a strict code of secrecy to sub-contractors or persons acting as our agents. Please be assured that all personal data will be afforded a high level of protection against any authorised or accidental disclosure, access or deletion. GHC is the Data Controller for the purpose of the Data Protection Act. CookiesCookies are small pieces of information that are stored on and retrieved from your computer by websites for record-keeping purposes. The use of cookies is an industry standard and you will find them in use on most major websites. We use cookies in a variety of ways. For example: Cookies are the simplest way for us to track user trends and patterns, such as how many people use different parts of our service. This helps us better understand which parts of our services users find valuable, and know what areas to improve. We use cookies to recognise you when you visit our website, to save you time when logging in. We also use them to keep track of your personal preferences so you don't have to keep reminding us of them. However, we never use them to store credit card information. Most computers are set up to automatically accept cookies. However, you can reset your browser settings to refuse cookies, or alert you when a cookie is being sent so you can choose whether or not to accept it. Unfortunately, if you choose to refuse our cookies certain features will not function. Should session cookies be disabled, it will no longer be possible to use the site. |
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