Common use of Information Disclosure Clause in Contracts

Information Disclosure. 4.3.1. The Company does not disclose or share its Client’s information, whether it is currently an active account or an inactive one which has been closed to parties non-affiliated with the Company. However, the Client agrees that information may be disclosed by the Company to third parties in compliance with applicable laws, regulations, and/or rules from the area or jurisdiction that the Client currently resides in or in the area where the Client stated as his/her legal or current residence (e.g. the Company might disclose the Client’s personal information when the Company is in cooperation with law enforcement agencies in compliance with subpoenas or other court requests). 4.3.2. While the Client’s personal information is protected by the Company’s Personal Information protection, all of the Client’s portfolio, trading data, trading performance, etc., shall not be placed under these terms and are therefore considered as the Company’s property and is non-confidential. These information or data are automatically granted to the Company as their property which is non-exclusive, transferable, royalty-free, and licensed to the Company for use, copy, duplicate, and publish. 4.3.3. E-mail messages, chat conversations, telephone calls, and other means of communication with the Company and its representatives might be recorded by the Company. These recordings, then, shall be the Company’s property. Agreement to the entirety of the terms and conditions will automatically grant the Company the rights to keep any future conversations, emails, and other communication messages. 4.3.4. All recorded conversations with the Client, including emails and chat messages, will be kept and maintained by the Company for a minimum of three (3) years from the date of the account activation. Records may be kept longer in terms of contract changes, extension, termination, or expiration.

Appears in 8 contracts

Samples: Terms of Use Agreement, Terms of Use Agreement, Terms of Use Agreement

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