Rights to Collect and Use Information Sample Clauses

Rights to Collect and Use Information. The Borrower and its responsible person agree that the Lenders may collect, process, and use (including international transmission) the information of the Borrower and its responsible person as well as the transaction information between the Borrower, its responsible person, and the institutions (including basic identification information, credit investigation report, loan information (including the records of overdue debt, debt collection and bad debt), savings information, financial information and other information regarding properties or real estates, credit information regarding notes, personal credit information, credit information regarding credit cards (including IC cards and magnetic stripe cards), credit information in the contracted merchant of credit card companies, and other personal information regarding loan and credit transactions) according to the Personal Data Protection Act and/or the relevant laws and regulations amended and promulgated thereafter. However, with regard to the aforementioned information and the information acquired from this Syndicated Loan, the Lenders shall bear the duty of confidentiality according to the Banking Act and the Personal Data Protection Act. The responsible person of the Borrower may request to query or read its personal data and request to add, correct, make copies of the personal data, or request the data to be deleted, stop being collected and used. However, during the Duration of the Agreement or after its expiration, if the responsible person of the Borrower has requested that the data be deleted or stop being collected and used, and such data is required by the data user to implement matters relevant to this Agreement or required for its operations, the Facility Agent and the various Lenders may reject the request. Table of Contents
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Rights to Collect and Use Information. The Co-Borrowers and their responsible persons agree that each Lender may collect, process, and use (including international transmission) the information of the Co-Borrowers and their responsible persons as well as the transaction information between the Co-Borrowers, their responsible persons, and the institutions (including basic identification information, credit investigation report, loan information (including the records of overdue debt, debt collection and bad debt), savings information, financial information and other information regarding personal properties or real estate, credit information regarding notes, personal credit information, credit information regarding credit cards (including IC cards and magnetic stripe cards), credit information in the contracted merchant of credit card companies, and other personal information regarding loan and credit transactions) according to the Personal Information Act and/or the relevant laws and regulations amended and promulgated thereafter. However, each Lender shall keep the aforementioned information and the information obtained as a result of this Transaction in confidential. The responsible persons of the Co-Borrowers may request to query or review their personal information and request to supplement, correct, make copies of the personal data, or request to delete or cease the collection and use of their personal information. However, during the Contract Period or after its expiration, if the personal information which the responsible persons of the Co-Borrower requests to delete or cease the collection and use of, is the personal information which necessary for the user of the personal information to perform the relevant matters hereunder or to operate its business, the Facility Agent and each Lender may refuse the request.
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Rights to Collect and Use Information. The Borrower and its responsible person agree that for the purpose of such matters: (1) consolidated management on deposit and loan operation for depositor and borrower; (2) credit approval and credit extension business; (3) credit extension business; (4) credit investigation; (5) bills finance business (6) debt discount and purchase business; (7) foreign exchange business; (8) credit card, cash card, debit card or electronic value-stored card business; (9) investigation, statics, research and analysis; (10) account management and debt trading business; (11) consumer, customer management and service; (12) consumer protection; (13) financial service industry’s collection and processing of information in accordance with laws and needs for financial supervision; (14) contracts, quasi-contracts or other relevant legal matters (15) non-government agency collecting or processing personal information under legal obligations; and (16) other businesses in accordance with the business registration or organizational by-law, that the Lenders, Lead Arrangers and Facility Agent may, in accordance with the Personal Data Protection Act and/or the relevant laws and regulations promulgated thereunder, collect, process, and use (including international transmission) the following information of the Borrower and its responsible person: basic identification information, credit investigation report, loan information (including the records of overdue debt, debt collection and bad debt), savings information, financial information, collateral and other information regarding properties or real estates, credit information regarding notes, personal credit information, credit information regarding credit cards (including IC cards and magnetic stripe cards), credit information in the contracted merchant of credit card companies, and other information regarding loan and credit transactions). However, with regard to the aforementioned information and the information acquired from this Syndicated Loan, the Lenders shall bear the duty of confidentiality according to the Banking Act. The responsible person of the Borrower agrees that, during the Duration of this Agreement or before all the debts are paid off, the Lenders can collect and process his personal information, and upon expiration of this Agreement, such personal information can still be processed and used. The responsible person of the Borrower may: (1) inquire and request for a review of the personal information and make copies, ...
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