California Privacy Notice

• Identifiers (see Definitions for details);
• Internet or other electronic network activity data, including, but not limited to, browsing history, search history, and information regarding users interaction with the website;
• Inferences that may reveal website user´s preferences, characteristics, psychological trends, predispositions, behavior, attitudes, intelligence, abilities, or aptitudes;
• Data shared in communications with TMF.

• Identifiers (see Definitions for details);
• Compensation and benefits data;
• Banking details;
• Commercial data (for example, business travel and expense records);
• Preferences;
• Memberships in charitable and public organizations;
• Inferences that may reveal preferences or predispositions;
• Background check data;
• Data of employee related persons;
• Internet or other electronic network activity data;
• Audio, electronic and visual data;
• Professional or employment related data.

• Identifiers (see Definitions for details);
• Compensation and benefits data;
• Banking details;
• Preferences;
• Data shared in communications with TMF;
• Audio, electronic and visual data.

• Identifiers (see Definitions for details);
• Inferences that may reveal preferences or predispositions;
• Data shared in communications with TMF;
• Background check data;
• Internet or other electronic network activity data;
• Education and other recruitment-related data;
• Audio, electronic and visual data.

• Identifiers (see Definitions for details);
• Data shared in communications with TMF;
• Data relevant for Know Your Client “KYC” purposes (including annual income, estimated wealth or source of wealth and tax residence if you are a TMF client Ultimate Beneficial Owner “UBO” or an executive);
• Professional or employment related data;
• Audio, electronic and visual data.

• Precise geolocation data about a particular individual or device.

• ID document;
• TMF´s account log-in data;
• Geolocation data;
• E-mails where TMF is not the intended recipient (for backup purposes or where we are compelled to do so in accordance with applicable laws);
• Health data;
• Racial or ethnic origin data;
• Religious or philosophical beliefs;
• Union membership data;
• Sex data (data about employees related persons that may reveal sexual preferences);
• Data on former criminal convictions.

• ID document;
• Health data;
• Sex data (data about related employees that may reveal sexual preferences).

• ID document;
• TMF´s account log-in data;
• Health data;
• Racial or ethnic origin data;
• Religious or philosophical beliefs data;
• Union membership data;
• Data on former criminal convictions.

• ID document;
• Health data.

• During the recruitment process;
• Internally generated by TMF;
• Third parties;
• Public sources or public records.

• Compliance with our legal obligations;
• Management and administration of employment benefits;
• Performance of the employment contract;
• Our legitimate interests;
• Protection of vital interests of employees;
• Marketing and promotional activities.
• Teambuilding, bonding and other similar internal social activities.

• Management and administration of benefits;
• Our legitimate interests;
• Protection of vital interests of employees or employees related persons;
• Teambuilding, bonding and other similar internal social activities.

• TMF Affiliates;
• Successors in title of TMF business in case of a corporate transaction;
• Vendors and suppliers that process PI/SPI on our behalf;
• Third parties with whom TMF has a contractual relationship with;
• Public authorities.

• TMF Affiliates;
• Successors in title of TMF business in case of a corporate transaction;
• Vendors and suppliers that process PI/SPI on our behalf;
• Third parties with whom TMF has a contractual relationship with;
• Public authorities.

• TMF Affiliates, service providers;
• Analytics companies;
• Public authorities;
• Entities in connection with corporate transaction;
• Other third parties as required by law.

• Receive certain services or benefits from them (such as when TMF allows third-party tags to collect data by making browsing data available to third party ad companies):
• To improve and measure ad campaigns and reach users with more relevant ads and content.

has the meaning provided for in Section 1798.140 (ae) of the CPRA:

1. Personal information that reveals: (a) a Consumer’s social security, driver’s license, state identification card, or passport number, (b) a Consumer’s account log-in, financial account, debit card, or credit card number in combination with any required security or access code, password, or credentials allowing access to an account, (c) a Consumer’s precise geolocation, (d) a Consumer’s racial or ethnic origin, religious or philosophical beliefs, or union membership, (e) the contents of a Consumer’s mail, email, and text messages unless the business is the intended recipient of the communication, (f) a Consumer’s genetic data;

2. (i) the processing of biometric information for the purpose of uniquely identifying a Consumer, (ii) Personal information collected and analyzed concerning a Consumer’s health, and (iii) Personal information collected and analyzed concerning a Consumer’s sex life or sexual orientation.

3. Sensitive Personal Information that is “publicly available” pursuant to paragraph (2) of subdivision (v)of the CPRA shall not be considered sensitive Personal Information or Personal Information.”

means the policy published on TMF´s website and accessible through the link:

https://www.tmf-group.com/en/legal/privacy-statement/website-policy/

means the policy published on TMF´s website and accessible through the link:

https://www.tmf-group.com/en/legal/privacy-statement/

means the policy published on TMF´s website and accessible through the link:

https://www.tmf-group.com/en/legal/privacy-statement-for-candidates/