Common use of Secrecy and Confidential Information Clause in Contracts

Secrecy and Confidential Information. The Parties undertake to keep strictly confidential all information and data exchanged between them (including those from the pre-contractual negotiation stage) as well as the terms of the Agreement, for the duration of the Agreement and for a period of three (3) years after its expiry for whatever reason. Consequently, each Party expressly undertakes to: • take all appropriate measures to prevent the direct or indirect disclosure of the Confidential Information of the other Party to any person other than their own legal representatives, employees, suppliers or sub-contractors, beyond what they need to know in order to carry out the tasks for which they are responsible; • maintain and ensure the strictest secrecy as regards the Confidential Information of the other Party; • when the contract is terminated for any reason whatsoever, return all the Confidential Information to the other Party within maximum five (5) working days. The Part, which has received the information, undertakes to inform the persons concerned of the confidential nature of the information. Each Party guarantees its employees, representatives and duly authorised subcontractors shall comply with the aforementioned undertaking of confidentiality. This clause does not apply to information that is in the public domain or information that the Parties have received from a third party and whose communication is not in breach of another confidentiality agreement, or information that was already known by the Parties prior to its communication. The Parties may moreover disclose the Confidential Information if this disclosure is forced upon them by a statutory or regulatory requirement, particularly an injunction by a competent judicial or administrative authority. In this case, the Party required to disclose such information undertakes: • to inform the other Party, in writing prior to the actual disclosure, of the obligation it is under to disclose the Confidential Information, unless it is prohibited from doing so by law; and, • to restrict the disclosure to what is strictly necessary to fulfil its obligations.

Secrecy and Confidential Information. The Parties undertake to keep strictly confidential all information and data exchanged between them (including those from the pre-contractual negotiation stage) as well as the terms of the Agreement, for the duration of the Agreement and for a period of three (3) years after its expiry for whatever reason. Consequently, each Party expressly undertakes to: • take all appropriate measures to prevent the direct or indirect disclosure of the Confidential Information of the other Party to any person other than their own legal representatives, employees, suppliers or sub-contractors, beyond what they need to know in order to carry out the tasks for which they are responsible; • maintain and ensure the strictest secrecy as regards the Confidential Information of the other PartyInformation; • when the contract is terminated for any reason whatsoever, return all the Confidential Information to the other Party within maximum five (5) working days. The PartParty, which has received the information, undertakes to inform the persons concerned of the confidential nature of the information. Each Party guarantees that its employees, representatives and duly authorised subcontractors shall comply with the aforementioned undertaking of confidentiality. This clause does not apply to information that is in the public domain or information that the Parties have received from a third party and whose communication is not in breach of another confidentiality agreement, or information that was already known by the Parties prior to its communication. The Parties may moreover disclose the Confidential Information if this disclosure is forced upon them by a statutory or regulatory requirementrequirement (including the rules of any stock exchange or financial regulator to whose jurisdiction a Party or its group are subject), particularly an injunction by a competent judicial or administrative authority. In this case, the Party required to disclose disclosing such information information, undertakes: • to inform the other Party, in writing prior to the actual disclosure, of the obligation it is under to disclose the Confidential Information, unless it is prohibited from doing so by law; and, • to restrict the disclosure to what is strictly necessary to fulfil its obligations. The Partner acknowledges that Xxxxxxxx, as well as all persons who work for it, are bound by the obligation of professional secrecy, without prejudice to the cases covered by criminal law.

Secrecy and Confidential Information. The Parties undertake to keep strictly confidential all information and data exchanged between them (including those from the pre-contractual negotiation stage) as well as the terms of the Agreement, for the duration of the Agreement and for a period of three (3) years after its expiry for whatever reason. Consequently, each Party expressly undertakes to: • take all appropriate measures to prevent the direct or indirect disclosure of the Confidential Information of the other Party to any person other than their own legal representatives, employees, suppliers or sub-contractors, beyond what they need to know in order to carry out the tasks for which they are responsible; • maintain and ensure the strictest secrecy as regards the Confidential Information of the other PartyInformation; • when the contract is terminated for any reason whatsoever, return all the Confidential Information to the other Party within maximum five (5) working days. The Part, Party which has received the information, information undertakes to inform the persons concerned of the confidential nature of the information. Each Party guarantees its employees, representatives and duly authorised subcontractors shall comply with the aforementioned undertaking of confidentiality. This clause does not apply to information that is in the public domain or information that the Parties have received from a third party and whose communication is not in breach of another confidentiality agreement, or information that was already known by the Parties prior to its communication. The Parties may moreover disclose the Confidential Information if this disclosure is forced upon them by a statutory or regulatory requirement, particularly an injunction by a competent judicial or administrative authority. In this case, the Party required to disclose such information undertakes: • to inform the other Party, in writing prior to the actual disclosure, of the obligation it is under to disclose the Confidential Information, unless it is prohibited from doing so by law; and, • to restrict the disclosure to what is strictly necessary to fulfil its obligations.

Secrecy and Confidential Information. The Parties undertake to keep strictly confidential all information and data exchanged between them (including those from the pre-contractual negotiation stage) as well as the terms of the Agreement, for the duration of the Agreement and for a period of three (3) years after its expiry for whatever reason. Consequently, each Party expressly undertakes to: • take all appropriate measures to prevent the direct or indirect disclosure of the Confidential Information of the other Party to any person other than their own legal representatives, employees, suppliers or sub-contractors, beyond what they need to know in order to carry out the tasks for which they are responsible; • maintain and ensure the strictest secrecy as regards the Confidential Information of the other Party; • when the contract is terminated for any reason whatsoever, return all the Confidential Information to the other Party within maximum five (5) working days. The Part, Party which has received the information, information undertakes to inform the persons concerned of the confidential nature of the information. Each Party guarantees its employees, representatives and duly authorised subcontractors shall comply with the aforementioned undertaking of confidentiality. This clause does not apply to information that is in the public domain or information that the Parties have received from a third party and whose communication is not in breach of another confidentiality agreement, or information that was already known by the Parties prior to its communication. The Parties may moreover disclose the Confidential Information if this disclosure is forced upon them by a statutory or regulatory requirement, particularly an injunction by a competent judicial or administrative authority. In this case, the Party required to disclose such information undertakes: • to inform the other Party, in writing prior to the actual disclosure, of the obligation it is under to disclose the Confidential Information, Information unless it is prohibited from doing so by law; and, • to restrict the disclosure to what is strictly necessary to fulfil its obligations.

Secrecy and Confidential Information. The Parties undertake to keep strictly confidential all information and data exchanged between them (including those from the pre-contractual negotiation stage) as well as the terms of the Agreement, for the duration of the Agreement and for a period of three (3) years after its expiry for whatever reason. Consequently, each Party expressly undertakes to: • take all appropriate measures to prevent the direct or indirect disclosure of the Confidential Information of the other Party to any person other than their own legal representatives, employees, suppliers or sub-contractors, beyond what they need to know in order to carry out the tasks for which they are responsible; • maintain and ensure the strictest secrecy as regards the Confidential Information of the other PartyInformation; • when the contract is terminated for any reason whatsoever, return all the Confidential Information In- formation to the other Party within maximum five (5) working days. The PartParty, which has received the information, undertakes to inform the persons concerned of the confidential nature of the information. Each Party guarantees that its employees, representatives and duly authorised subcontractors shall comply with the aforementioned undertaking of confidentiality. This clause does not apply to information that is in the public domain or information that the Parties have received from a third party and whose communication is not in breach of another confidentiality agreement, or information that was already known by the Parties prior to its communicationcom- munication. The Parties may moreover disclose the Confidential Information if this disclosure is forced upon them by a statutory or regulatory requirementrequirement (including the rules of any stock exchange or fi- nancial regulator to whose jurisdiction a Party or its group are subject), particularly an injunction by a competent judicial or administrative authority. In this case, the Party required to disclose disclosing such information information, undertakes: • to inform the other Party, in writing prior to the actual disclosure, of the obligation it is under to disclose the Confidential Information, unless it is prohibited from doing so by law; and, • to restrict the disclosure to what is strictly necessary to fulfil its obligations. The Partner acknowledges that MANGOPAY, as well as all persons who work for it, are bound by the obligation of professional secrecy, without prejudice to the cases covered by criminal law.