Port Finance International

General

PFI respects your personal data and ensures that the personal information provided to us or obtained otherwise will be treated with confidentiality. Under personal data is understood all information about a person. Data referring to a person in an indirect way is considered personal data as well. According to the information below, the obligation to inform as laid down in the GDPR will be performed on the persons concerned whose personal data are processed by PFI.

Control and communication

PFI processes personal data in order to provide and improve services and communicate with you as a stakeholder. In the context of our services PFI frequently hires a third party. You as a stakeholder decide whether or not to leave behind your personal data for this purpose. You can also subscribe or unsubscribe to newsletters or other forms of communication by PFI.

Objective of the processing of personal data

PFI processes the personal data mentioned below exclusively for the following purposes:

• a good and efficient service;
• monitoring the sales process;
• invoicing and cashing claims;
• defining proposals and commercial targets;
• advising, mediation and referral;
• comply with our legal and statutory obligations;
• marketing and communication objectives;
• recruitment (applications);

Which personal data will be processed?

PFI processes the following (types or categories) personal data for the service or those provided at the stakeholder´s own initiative:

Contact details of customers and suppliers, payment information, presentations and pictures.

PFI processes this personal data because these have been provided by you as a stakeholder at your own initiative, have been obtained in the context of the service provided, have been disclosed to us by thirds, including counter parties or have been publicly released.

Personal data processing principle

PFI processes the above mentioned personal data exclusively on the basis of following grounds as referred to in article 6 of the GDPR:

• legal obligation;
• execution of an agreement;
• permission obtained by stakeholder(s), for example, in the case of courses to be offered by PFI;

Sharing personal data with thirds

PFI only shares your personal data with third parties insofar these are necessary for the service in compliance with the aforementioned purposes. You could think of hiring another third party on behalf and by order of PFI, such as an IT-supplier, but also sub-consultants who are hired for the execution of the assignment.

Furthermore, PFI can pass on personal data to a third party, such as a supervisor or another publicly authorized body, as long as a legal obligation exists to do so.

With the third party, which on behalf and by order of PFI, processes your personal data, a processing agreement will be established by means of which that third party will also be held to comply with the GDPR. Third parties hired by PFI, who offer their services as a Controller, are for the (further) processing of your personal data severally responsible for their compliance with the GDPR. You could think of an accountant, notary or another party hired for the sake of the execution of the assignment.

Personal Data Protection

PFI attaches great importance to the security and protection of your personal data and ensures, taking into account the state of the art, suitable technical and organizational measures in order to guarantee a level of security customized to the possible risks. In case PFI uses services provided by third parties, such as an IT-supplier, PFI will, in the context of personal data protection, establish arrangements about sufficient security measures in a processing agreement.

Retention period for personal data

PFI retains personal data being processed for no longer than necessary for the aforementioned purposes of data processing or for what is required in the virtue of laws and regulations.

Stakeholders´ privacy rights

You can send a request for perusal, correction, restriction, resistance, transfer ability of data, deletion of your personal data or retraction of the permission given before, using the contact details mentioned below. You will receive further notice from us within four weeks after receipt of your request.

Circumstances might arise in which PFI will not be (fully) able to fullfil your request as person concerned. You could think of the legal retention periods.

You can send your requests in the context of the aforementioned purposes to:

Port Finance International B.V.,

Wijnhaven 3E

3011 WG Rotterdam

The Netherlands

info@portfinanceinternational.com

In order to ensure providing, on the basis of your request, the relevant personal data to the right person, we will, for verification purposes, ask you to include a copy of a valid passport, driving license or identification with a protected passport photo and BSN-number. PFI will only handle requests concerning your own personal data.

Use of social media

The PFI website(s) includes buttons and/or links in order to promote websites or share on social (media) networks or websites of third parties, like Twitter and LinkedIn. PFI does not supervise and does not bear any responsibility for the processing of your personal data through and by such third parties. Thus, the use of those media is at your own risk. Before using third party services, it is recommended to read the third party’s privacy statement first.

Statistics and cookies

PFI keeps track of data usage for the website for statistical purposes. The personal data collected in this manner are anonymous in principle and will not be sold by PFI to thirds.

In order to enhance the user friendliness of the PFI website, so called ‘cookies’ are being used. A cookie is a tiny text file that, during your visit to the PFI website, will, for example, be stored on your computer, tablet or smartphone. You can decline the use of cookies at any moment, although this can limit the functionality and/or user friendliness of the visit to the website.

The PFI website use Google Analytics cookies in order to monitor, in main lines, the user’s behaviour and general trends as well as obtaining reports therefrom. This enables the improvement of the operation of the websites. Google can pass this information on to thirds if Google is legally obliged to do so or insofar third parties handle the processing of information on behalf of Google. By using the PFI website you give permission for the processing of information by Google in the manner and for the purposes mentioned before. Also, cookies will be placed by using buttons and/or links, as described before in ‘Using social media’. PFI does not have any control over the use of cookies by those third parties.

On the ‘Autoriteit Consument en Markt’ website (https://www.consuwijzer.nl/telecom-post/internet/privacy/uitleg-cookies) you will be able to read more about cookies and about how you can block or delete them.

Privacy statement modification

PFI is entitled to modify the contents of this privacy statement at any point in time without prior notification. Amendments to this privacy statement will be published on the PFI website. Therefore, you should regularly consult our website.

This privacy statement has been established on May 28 2018.