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DATA CONTROLLER

The Data Controller is FinecoBank S.p.A. - Parent Company of the FinecoBank Banking Group - with registered office at Piazza Durante No. 11, 20131 Milan (the Bank or Fineco).

The Data Protection Officer can be contacted at Fineco, Data Protection Office, Piazza Durante No. 11, 20131 Milan, Email:compliance@fineco.it, PEC: finecobankspa.pec@actaliscertymail.it

Cookies are not harmful to your device.We do not store personally identifiable information in the cookies we generate, but we use encrypted information collected by them to improve your visit to the website.For example, they are useful for remembering browsing choices, identifying and resolving errors or for identifying relevant related products, to be shown to the visitor while browsing.

We are giving you this information as an integral part of our initiative to comply with recent legislation, and to ensure our honesty and transparency regarding your privacy when you use our website.

These cookies may be set by Fineco on the site and are used to build a profile which matches your interests and show you advertisements relevant to your profile. For customers - who access the internet banking area through the use of personal identification codes - in addition, the information obtained from the cookie may be associated with information that the Bank already holds and - on the basis of the consent provided by the person concerned - also used to integrate their personal profile. Failure to provide this consent does not result in any negative consequences other than receiving less targeted advertising tailored to your preferences.

These cookies may be set through our site by our advertising partners. They can be used by these companies to build a profile of your interests and show you relevant ads on other sites. These cookies do not store any personal information directly, but are based solely on identifying your IP address, browser and internet device used in web browsing. If you do not give your consent, there are no negative consequences other than receiving less targeted advertising tailored to your preferences.

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FinecoBank will only process Personal Data obtained from the use of Profiling Cookies for the following purposes:

the promotion and sale of "dedicated" products and services of the Bank, Fineco Group companies or third-party companies, specifically identified through the processing and analysis, including through the use of automated techniques or systems, of information relating to preferences, habits, consumption choices, aimed at grouping data subjects based on specific behaviours or characteristics (customer profiling), also implemented through the enrichment of data (enrichment on the basis of any consents already provided in the context of the existing relationship with FinecoBank).The legal basis that legitimises the consequent processing is the consent of the Data Subject which they are free to give or not and which they can, in any event, revoke at any time.Failure to give this consent will not have any negative consequences, except for the inability to receive dedicated marketing communications.

The natural and legal persons appointed as Data Processors and the natural persons authorised to process the data necessary for the performance of the tasks assigned to them may become aware of the data of the Data Subject, including:employees of the Bank or those seconded to it, temporary workers, personal financial advisers qualified for cold-calling, interns and consultants.

The Bank may communicate the personal data in its possession, without the consent of the Data Subject, to:

• entities to whom such communication must be made to in order to comply with an obligation of law, regulations or EU law;
• intermediaries to whom the data may be disclosed on the basis of the provisions of the anti-money laundering legislation (see Art. 39, paragraph 3 and paragraph 5, of Legislative Decree No. 231/2017), which provides for the possibility of the communication of personal data relating to reports considered suspicious, of additional information requested by the UIF or of the existence or probability of investigations or in-depth inquiries on money laundering or terrorist financing both between intermediaries belonging to the same Group and between two or more intermediaries not belonging to the same group but involved in cases relating to the same customer or the same transaction;
• companies belonging to the UniCredit Group, and namely subsidiaries or affiliates pursuant to Art. 2359 of the Italian Civil Code (also located abroad), to whom such communication is permitted as a result of Italian Privacy regulations or a legal requirement.

The list of parties to whom the data may be communicated can be found in the "Privacy" section of the website www.finecobank.com.

The current legislation on data protection assigns specific rights to the Data Subject, including that of knowing what personal data is held by the Bank and how it is used (Right of access), to obtain its updating, correction or, if there is interest, integration, as well as its cancellation, transformation into anonymous form or limitation.

Data Subjects may at any time revoke, where given, their consent to the storage of cookies on their device and to any processing of personal data resulting from the use of cookies, within the terms indicated in the "How to disable them" section.

To exercise their rights, all Data Subjects may contact the Bank:

• at the email address privacy@finecobank.com
• by post to the address FinecoBank, Via Rivoluzione d’Ottobre 16, 42123 Reggio Emilia.

The term for reply is one (1) month, which may be extended by two (2) months in particularly complex cases; in such cases, the Bank shall provide at least one interim communication within one (1) month.

In principle, the exercise of rights is free of charge; the Bank, having assessed the complexity of processing the request and, in the event of manifestly unfounded or excessive (including repetitive) requests, reserves the right to charge a fee.

The Bank has the right to request further information necessary to identify the applicant.

If a Data Subject believes their rights have been violated, they can make a complaint or submit a report to the Italian Data Protection Authority or bring a complaint before a judicial authority. The contact details for the Italian Data Protection Authority can be found on the website http://www.garanteprivacy.it.