Information Barriers definition

Information Barriers means barriers intended to control the communication of information from one person or business unit to another. Information Barriers can include physical features - for example, locating business units that should not share information at different office locations, or restricting access to office spaces by card keys. Information Barriers can also include procedural features - for example, establishing policies that restrict communications between certain business units and control and restrict access by one business unit to another business unit’s information stored in various network folders and applications.

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Information Barriers means measures within an organization that are created to prevent exchanges of Commercially Sensitive Information or communication that could lead to conflicts of interest and/or constitute a prohibited practice in terms of the Act.

Information Barriers. We maintain arrangements which restrict access by our employees to information relating to areas of our business (and that of affiliates) with which, and the affairs of clients with whom, they are not directly concerned. Accordingly: (a) we will provide services to you from time to time under these terms on the basis of the information known to the particular employees who are at the time handling your affairs; (b) we will not be required to have regard to or disclose to you or make use of any information known to those employees, or to any of our other employees, agents or affiliates, which belongs to or is confidential to another client, or to us or any agent or affiliate, or which is not known to those employees; and (c) in exceptional circumstances, we may be unable to deal with you in relation to particular investments and be unable to disclose the reason for this.

Examples of Information Barriers in a sentence

• It may be necessary for information to be handled by different departments within Aston Lark Limited (commonly referred to as Information Barriers).

• It may be necessary for information to be handled by different departments within Aston Lark Europe Limited (commonly referred to as Information Barriers).

• It may be necessary for information to be handled by different departments within Aston Lark Employee Benefits Limited (commonly referred to as Information Barriers).

• It may be necessary for information to be handled by different departments within Howden Insurance (Ireland) Limited (commonly referred to as Information Barriers).

• This obligation is detailed in Macquarie's Information Barriers and Confidentiality policy and Conflicts of Interest policy.

• It may be necessary for information to be handled by different departments within Certified Public Accountants Association (commonly referred to as Information Barriers).

• The parties shall give effect, within ten (10) Business Days of the date of this Sale and Purchase Agreement, to the Information Barriers Protocol set out in Schedule 23.

• It may be necessary for information to be handled by different departments within Protean Risk Limited (commonly referred to as Information Barriers).

• It may be necessary for information to be handled by different departments and/or individuals within Brunel Professions Ltd (commonly referred to as Information Barriers).

• It may be necessary for information to be handled by different departments within Incepta Risk Management Limited (commonly referred to as Information Barriers).

More Definitions of Information Barriers

Information Barriers means, with respect to any Person, the implementation of internal safeguards and confidentiality protection protocols, including the exclusion of involvement of any individual who himself or herself has consulted or advised on, or otherwise has non-public knowledge of, the Project, this RFQ or any RFP, which barriers are customary and appropriate for the relevant industry of such Person and this Project and which barriers otherwise comply with such Person’s obligations under Applicable Law.

Information Barriers means an arrangement within the regulated financial service provider, or between the regulated financial service provider and any associate of that regulated financial service provider, which requires information held, or the fact of information held by the regulated financial service provider, or as the case may be, any associate of that regulated financial service provider, or a particular operating unit within the regulated financial service provider or within any associate of that regulated financial service provider in the course of carrying on one part of its business of any kind, to be withheld and properly segregated in certain circumstances from other operating units or from persons with whom it deals in the course of carrying on another part of its business of any kind in order to preserve the confidentiality of the information and avoid a potential conflict of interests;

Information Barriers means measures within an organization that are created to prevent exchanges of Competitively Sensitive Information or communication that could lead to conflicts of interest

Information Barriers means technical and/or procedural measures, the purpose of which is to restrict and control access by Staff to UBS Sensitive Information;

Information Barriers means information barriers that comply with the minimum standards for effective information barriers identified in Practice Statement No. 25 (“Debt Syndication During Offer Periods”) published by the Takeover Panel Executive on June 17, 2009 as amended on September 19, 2011.

Information Barriers means measures within an organization that are created to prevent exchanges of Commercially Sensitive Information or communication that could lead to conflicts of interest and/or collusion;