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Privacy Policy

Controller

Dolmen Insurance Brokers Ltd herewithin referred to as “Dolmen”, is both a data controller and processor as defined under the General Data Protection Regulation. CUsafe, Indian Insurance, Dolmen Underwriting and Asian Insurance are trading names used by Dolmen Insurance Brokers Ltd.

We are not responsible for the content of privacy practices of other websites. Any external links to other websites are clearly identifiable as such. Dolmen Insurance Brokers Ltd are committed to ensuring that your privacy is protected under the General Data Protection Regulation Data Protection act. This Policy explains how we use the data we collect about you, how you can instruct us if you prefer to limit the use of that data and procedures that we have in place to safeguard your privacy.

Your Rights

New data protection laws have come into force across Europe that give you more rights and choices about how your data is used.  The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) strengthens your rights over how companies use your data. A summary of these rights is as follows.

  • Right of access – you have the right to request a copy of the information that we hold about you.
  • Right of rectification – you have a right to correct data that we hold about you that is inaccurate or incomplete.
  • Right to be forgotten – in certain circumstances you can ask for the data we hold about you to be erased from our records.
  • Right to restriction of processing – where certain conditions apply to have a right to restrict the processing.
  • Right of portability – you have the right to have the data we hold about you transferred to another organisation.
  • Right to object – you have the right to object to certain types of processing such as direct marketing.
  • Right to object to automated processing, including profiling – you also have the right to be subject to the legal effects of automated processing or profiling.
  • Right to judicial review: in the event that Dolmen Insurance refuses your request under rights of access, we will provide you with a reason as to why.

All of the above requests will be forwarded on should there be a third party involved as we have indicated in the processing of your personal data.

Republic of Ireland – www.dataprotection.ie

 

The data we collect and how we use it

If you submit your email address on the website it will only be used by Dolmen Insurance Brokers Ltd. It is our policy not to pass email addresses to any third parties without first obtaining your consent. We receive and store certain types of data when you interact with us. For example, like many websites, we use “cookies” and we obtain certain types of data when you access the website. Cookies are small pieces of data that are stored by your browser on your computer’s hard drive and enable us to provide features such as remembering your address. Cookies can be deleted from your device or blocked if you wish. Most web browsers automatically accept cookies, but you can change your browser to prevent it from accepting them. We may also use aggregate information and statistics for the purposes of monitoring web site usage in order to help us develop the web site and our service and may provide such aggregate information to third parties. These statistics will not include data that can be used to identify any individual. We may collect personal data about you if you choose to provide it in the various sections in this website to provide you with information or a quotation. The data you provide will be used to assist in your request for a quote, provide you with information, or to improve the Web site and our products and services.

 

How we protect your data

The Internet is not a secure medium. However every effort has been put in place to protect your data. We have put in place, various security procedures as set out in this policy. Firewalls are used to block unauthorised traffic to our servers and these servers are located in a secure location which can only be accessed by authorised personnel. Your data is encrypted, confidential and is only stored for lawful purposes. All staff members follow internal procedures and are trained to keep your data safe and secure.

 

Disclosure to 3rd parties

We do not sell, trade or rent your personal data to others. It is our policy not to pass personal data to any third parties without first obtaining your consent. We may provide aggregate statistics about users, traffic patterns and related site data to reputable third-parties, but these statistics will include no personally identifying data.

In certain circumstances, Dolmen may disclose personal data to law enforcement agencies providing the request is legitimate. In such circumstances, Dolmen will seek assistance from the Board or from Dolmen legal advisers where necessary

 

Collection and use of Personal Data

We use personal data to arrange transactions on your behalf as agreed with you, to service our customers, assist with claims and the payment of policy benefits. We must have a lawful basis to collect and use personal data.

 

Needed for your contract:

We need to collect and use your personal data to provide our services to you, this includes but is not limited to, your name, date of birth, contact and bank account details. Depending on the policy type this can include health, employment, pension and salary information. We restrict access to, and use of, any sensitive personal data. We also create new personal data.

Personal Data needed for policy contracts is held and used to;

  • Process your application
  • Set up and issue your policy;
  • Provide you with information about your policy;
  • To help the administration of your policy and assist with the payment of your policy benefits;
  • Provide customer care and service; and
  • Contact you to inform you of any relevant actions you may need to take.

 

Required by law:

We use your personal data to comply with law and regulations such as;

  • Reporting to regulators;
  • Keeping proper books and records

We carry out internal reporting, quality checking, compliance controls and audits to help meet these obligations.

We must collect certain personal data to comply with Anti-Money Laundering Law. This depends on your policy type. To do this, we use your name, date of birth, address, nationality and occupation data:

  • Up to date proof of identification and address.
  • Screening of all customers against financial sanctions and Politically Exposed Persons (PEP) lists.
  • Where needed we carry out searches of publicly available information.

 

You may be asked to give us your tax residence information and tax identification number for tax reporting for certain policies. In order to give you information and updates on your policy, we may use your policy and contact details. We use our customer personal data, including yours, to identify the target market for our regulated services.

In order to receive financial advice from us, you must give personal and financial information for your current and future needs to be assessed. This enables us to recommend the most suitable financial product for you. This also involves creating new and assumed personal data about you. We complete an analysis of you using your personal data to comply with regulations. When you give us your personal data we will check to see if we already have a record of you, this helps us to comply with your Data Protection Rights.

 

Legitimate Interest:

We use your personal data for our legitimate interests as shown below. This doesn’t affect your privacy rights. We believe these uses benefit our customers. You can contact us if you have any questions using the contact details of this Privacy Notice,

Statistical Analysis

  • We may combine and group personal data for analysis to help us understand our customers and develop better services for you.
  • We use summary data to help promote our services and products from our product providers.

 

Your Consent

You need to give your consent for us to collect and use personal data classed as sensitive or for certain uses of your personal data. You are given the choice to provide consent, or not. When we collect your consent, we will explain what we need it for and how you can change your mind in the future.

  • Profiling
  • Direct Marketing
    • We would like to be able to contact you about offers and services from across our group of companies, separately from your policy communications. We will only send you digital marketing content where we have your consent. When you use our website you can consent to third party advertising. This shows us if you have visited our website before or visited any websites offering similar products or services.
  • Sharing with Other Companies with whom we have business arrangements
    • We believe it may help you if we know whether you have products and services provided by other companies or if other services may be of interest to you. We will use this to provide you with additional services with your consent.

 

Consent and How to Withdraw Consent

If we process your personal data based on consent, you have the right to withdraw that consent in certain circumstances. The opt-out methods will depend on how the consent was collected and will be explained when you give us your consent, e.g. you can change your mind using the opt-out link in any direct marketing emails sent to you.

You can also withdraw consent by contacting us directly.

 

How and where do we get your personal Data?

You provide us with your personal data directly when you contact us, complete our forms, speak with us or visit our websites, and social media accounts. For more information on what personal data is collected and used on our website please review this document. We also get personal data from insurance companies, solicitors, employers or regulators (where relevant).

We also create new personal data about you based on data you have given us and through your interactions with us such as noting your online preferences,

To whom do we pass your data to?

  • Data Processors:
    • For quotations and insurance contracts, we use several GDPR compliant insurance companies. All data is transferred securely and is not used by other parties without consent.
  • Trustees:
    • Appointed in connection with the Policy/Contract.
  • Investment Service Providers:
    • We pass limited personal data to investment service providers where you want to access these services through your policy e.g. Stockbroker or Online Trading Platform.
  • Regulators:
    • Regulators and the Revenue Commissioners or as needed to comply with regulations and laws.
  • Other Companies:
    • We pass your personal data to third parties, including other companies within the Insurance sector, with your consent.

 

Do we transfer your personal data outside of the EU?

Your data may be transferred to a country which falls outside the EU Commissions list of adequate countries, however your insurer will have the necessary safeguards in place to ensure that all recipients are GDPR compliant.  For full details of how your personal data is used and stored by your insurer you can contact us by email dpo@dibl.ie or in writing to

 

Data Protection Officer
Dolmen Insurance,
Butterly Business Park,
Artane,
Dublin 5

 

How long do we keep your personal data for?

We keep and use your personal data for as long as you have a relationship with us. We also hold it after this where we need to for complaints handling, for system back-ups needed for disaster recovery and for as long as necessary under the relevant regulations.

 

Purpose

The purpose of this policy is to specify Dolmen Insurance Brokers ltd guidelines for retaining different types of data.

 

Scope

The scope of this policy covers all company data stored on company-owned, company-leased, and otherwise company-provided systems and media, regardless of location.

Note that the need to retain certain data can be mandated by local, industry regulations and will comply with EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the Data Protection Act 1988 and the Data Protection (Amendment) Act 2003.

 

Policy

Subject Access Request:

Subject access requests must be made in writing to the Data Protection Officer. You must give any details needed to help you identify and locate all the data we may have (e.g., previous addresses, customer account numbers). Dolmen may also ask to verify your identity. In certain circumstances you may be asked to pay a reasonable fee.

 

Reasons for Data Retention

Dolmen does not wish to simply adopt a “save everything” approach. That is not practical or cost-effective and would place an excessive burden on company and IT Staff to manage the constantly-growing amount of data.

Some data, however, must be retained in order to protect Dolmen’s interests, preserve evidence, and generally conform to good business practices. Some reasons for data retention include:

  • Litigation
  • Accident investigation
  • Security incident investigation
  • Regulatory requirements
  • Intellectual property preservation

 

Retention of Data

The length of time we hold your data depends on a number of factors, such as regulatory rules and the type of financial product we have provided to you.

Those factors include:

  • The regulatory rules contained in laws and regulations or set by authorities like the Central Bank of Ireland, for example, in the Consumer Protection Code.
  • The type of financial product we have provided to you.
  • Whether you and Dolmen are in a legal or some other type of dispute with another person or each other.
  • The type of data we hold about you.
  • Whether you or a regulatory authority asks us to keep it for a valid reason.
  • Whether we use your data for long-term statistical modelling, provided that such modelling does not affect any decision we make about you.
  • As a general rule, we keep your data for a specified period after the date on which a transaction has completed or you cease to be a customer.

 

 

Retention of Encrypted Data

Encryption keys must be retained for the same period as the data that they are used decrypt.

 

Data Destruction

Data destruction is a critical component of a data retention policy. Data destruction ensures that Dolmen will use data efficiently thereby making data management and data retrieval more cost effective. Exactly how certain data should be destroyed is covered in the Data retention Policy.

When the retention timeframe expires, Dolmen must actively destroy the data covered by this policy. If an employee feels that certain data should not be destroyed, he or she should identify the data to his or her supervisor so that an exception to the policy can be considered. Since this decision has long-term legal implications, exceptions will be approved only by a member of the board.

Dolmen specifically directs employees not to destroy data in violation of this policy. Destroying data that an employee may feel is harmful to himself or herself is particularly forbidden, or destroying data in an attempt to cover up a violation of law or company policy.

 

Applicability of Other Policies

This document is part of Dolmen cohesive set of security policies. Other policies may apply to the topics covered in this document and as such the applicable policies should be reviewed as needed.

 

Right of Rectification or Erasure

If we hold incorrect data about you, you have the right to have the data amended. Further, you have the right for any data you have given us to be deleted. We are not required to rectify or erase data that would prevent you from meeting your contractual obligations or where we are required to process (including retaining) your personal data for a lawful purpose in accordance with regulations, laws or data protection acts.

 

Children’s Privacy

Our website does not address anyone under the age of 13 (“Children”). We do not knowingly collect personal identifiable data from children under 13 directly. If you are a parent or guardian and become aware that we may have collected Personal Data from a child without parental consent, please contact us immediately so we can take steps to remove the data from our servers.

How to contact Dolmen Insurance Brokers Ltd.

We welcome your views about our website and our Privacy Policy. If you would like to contact us with any queries or comments please send an e-mail to dpo@dibl.ie

Changes to this privacy policy

Dolmen Insurance reserves the right to modify this Privacy Statement. If and when our data collection practices change, we will modify this Privacy Statement and will notify you were required by applicable law. We encourage you to check this page frequently for any material changes or other modifications to this Privacy Statement. For more information contact us by writing to Dolmen Insurance Brokers, Butterly Business Park, Artane, Dublin 5. Or visit: https://www.dolmen-insurance.ie/privacy-policy/

  

You Can

Contact us at any time to:

  • Request access to Data that Dolmen has about you
  • Correct any data Dolmen has about you.
  • Delete certain data that Dolmen has about you
  • If you have any additional questions about Dolmen collection and storage of data, please contact us at:

Tel: (01) 8672121

Fax: (01) 8672123

Email: dpo@dibl.ie

Write to:

Data Protection Officer

Dolmen Insurance,
Butterly Business Park,
Artane,
Dublin 5

Website(s):

www.dolmen-insurance.ie
www.cusafe.ie
www.indianinsurance.ie
www.camper.ie
www.asianinsurance.ie

 

Registered in Ireland under Company Registration Number 293180

Dolmen Insurance Brokers Ltd T/A CUsafe and Asian Insurance is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.

Remuneration & Fees (Effective Date ‘12th January 2015’)
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CuSafe Insurance - Terms of Service

CuSafe have and always will treat your personal details with the utmost care.

Please agree to the terms of business below to proceed

CuSafe Insurance 
Terms of Business

These terms of business set out the basis on which CuSafe Insurance Brokers Ltd (hereinafter referred to as “CuSafe”) will provide business services to you as a client of the firm. They also contain details of our regulatory and statutory obligations and the respective duties of both the firm and you in relation to such services. CuSafe is a member of our brokers association, Brokers Ireland.

Authorised Status
CuSafe is authorised by the Central Bank of Ireland as an Investment Intermediary under the Investment Intermediaries Act 1995, and is registered with the Central Bank of Ireland as an Insurance Intermediary under the Insurance Mediation Directive. Copies of our various authorisations are available on request. Our authorisations can be verified by contacting the Central Bank on 1890 777 777. We are subject to the Central Bank’s Consumer Protection Code, Minimum Competency Code, and Fitness & Probity Standards – these can be found on the Central Bank’s website www.centralbank.ie. CuSafe is also regulated by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission as a Credit Intermediary.

Services Provided
We will offer broad based advice on a fair analysis basis in relation to all classes of life and non-life insurance policies. As a Credit Intermediary the firm can arrange personal loans e.g. premium finance.
We will identify and select a suitable product producer and on receipt of your instructions we will transmit orders on your behalf to one or more product producers (a list of which is available on request). For certain classes of insurance, for example, where we have a specialist product line, we may select one or more preferred providers and arrange all such insurances with those providers.
CuSafe does not hold shareholdings in any insurer and likewise no insurer has any shareholding in our firm. This firm does not have a ‘tied’ relationship with any institution that would compromise our ability to offer you broad based advice and choice.
CuSafe has selected one preferred product provider, Irish Life Assurance plc., for life insurance plans (including life assurance, specified illness cover, income protection, unit linked savings, investments and pension plans), tracker bonds and Personal Retirement Savings Accounts (PRSAs). Analysis of the market will be limited to products provided by Irish Life Assurance plc.

Remuneration and Fees – Non-life
CuSafe is remunerated by a professional fee for the initial work activity and time spent in seeking the best terms, advice, product and product producer for your specific needs. A professional fee is also charged for the activity involved in the renewal of the policy and also any alterations that take place during and at termination of a policy. A scale of our fees is undernoted (the percentages shown represent percentages of premiums). We are usually remunerated by commission received from the product producers (details available on request) for the work involved in placing an order and finalising the product with them on your behalf and this is not connected with any professional fee which we charge you. (Some product producers do not pay a commission). Commissions received from product producers are not offset against fees chargeable unless otherwise agreed with you in writing. All fees are shown on a per year/ annual basis. Where a policy is effected for a period longer than one year, the fees payable will be the annual rates shown below multiplied by the policy term.

Standard Scale of Fees Charged
For Personal Lines Business in relation to Initial Placement and Renewal of policies: Private & Commercial Motor, Campers– Up to a maximum of 60% with a Minimum of €/£40. Household, Travel, Holiday Home and all other Personal Lines risks – Up to a maximum of 60% with a Minimum of €/£40. In relation to Alterations to or Cancellations of Personal Lines policies during the course of the insurance year which result in either an additional or refund premium and the issue of duplicate documentation a fee of up to €/£50 will apply per transaction.
For Corporate Risks such as Commercial Property, Traders Combined, Employers & Public Liability, Motor
Fleets, Engineering and all other business related risks in relation to Initial Placement and Renewal of policies
– Up to a maximum of 60%. In relation to Alterations to or Cancellations of Corporate policies during the course of the insurance year which result in either an additional or refund premium and the issue of duplicate documentation – Up to a maximum of 60% with a Minimum of €/£40. We reserve the right to amend these fees should the complexity of the product require a higher fee. We will confirm and agree this fee with you prior to any increased charge being applied. Where we act as a wholesaling broker for particular product lines we may charge fees for acting in that capacity in addition to our Standard Scale of Fees shown above.
Where we arrange an insurance policy on your behalf and you subsequently cancel cover, we will retain any fee already charged for our services in arranging that cover. We will pass on any bank charges incurred by CuSafe as a result of any payments being returned Unpaid by a client’s bank.

Remuneration and Fees – Life
For Life assurance, income protection, mortgage protection, pensions, investments, and savings policies, CuSafe is remunerated on a commission basis from Insurers, and where applicable, full details are included in the product information document distributed to you prior to a proposal being completed. CuSafe may also opt to charge a fee in certain circumstances. If this occurs, you will be fully appraised of the cost involved in advance of providing a service. CuSafe may receive additional commission based on volumes of business placed. We may also receive renewal or indexation commissions. All commissions received contribute to our costs associated with the provision of ongoing services to you and are not offset against fees chargeable unless specifically agreed with you in writing.

Conflict of Interests
It is the policy of CuSafe to avoid any conflict of interest when providing business services to its clients. However, where an unavoidable conflict may arise, we will advise you of this before proceeding to provide any business service. If you have not been advised of any such conflict you are entitled to assume that none arises.

Premium Handling
CuSafe will accept payments in various ways including, cash, cheque and debit card in respect of all classes of insurance in the circumstances permitted under Section 25G of the Investment Intermediaries Act, 1995. CuSafe is not authorised to accept cash or negotiable instruments in any other circumstances. Premiums are due on / or before renewal / inception date. Under the Central Bank legislation very strict rules apply to the payment of premiums to Insurance companies. We will not be able to pay premiums to insurers which have not been received from clients. Therefore, to avoid policy cancellation, premiums must be paid immediately prior to cover incepting or renewal date, otherwise strictly within the credit terms. Where a discrepancy of €/£10 or less arises between the amount due and the amount actually received to cover your insurance premium and our fees, we shall be entitled to write off the amount of the discrepancy in our accounts.

Cancellation / Cooling Off Period – Non-Life
A consumer (as defined by SI No. 853 of 2004) has the right to withdraw from an insurance policy (as defined under SI No. 853 of 2004) within 14 days of the start date of the policy without penalty and without giving any reason – this is known as the Cooling Off period. The right of withdrawal may be exercised by notice in writing to CuSafe, quoting your policy number. Should this right be exercised the Insurance Company may charge a pro rata premium for the period you are on cover. If the cover is motor insurance and you wish to avail of the cooling off period, the policy cannot be cancelled until you return the Certificate of Insurance and Windscreen Disc to us. The policy cannot be cancelled until the certificate of insurance and windscreen disk is received by CuSafe. You, the customer can cancel your policy by notice in writing at any time. Provided that all reasonable charges pertaining to costs incurred by CuSafe have been paid and provided that no incident giving rise to a claim has occurred in the current period of insurance, you will be entitled to a proportionate return of the premium for the un-expired period of insurance unless the policy is on a minimum and deposit basis, and if this is the case, no return will be allowed on the policy and this will be noted on your policy schedule. If you cancel during the first year (outside of the Cooling Off period) short term rates apply, please see policy terms and conditions. In the case of cancellation of motor insurance you
must return the Certificate of Insurance and Windscreen Disc to CuSafe. Insurance companies normally reserve the right to cancel policies at any time by giving appropriate notice to your last known address. Please refer to your policy terms and conditions. In the event of a policy being cancelled during the period of insurance, any return due will be net of commission and fees.

Failure to pay or default
We reserve the right to instigate cancellation proceedings in the event of the following:

  • Your non-payment of the premium due at inception, renewal or following a mid-term adjustment
  • Your bank returns your cheque for any reason
  • Non-disclosure of relevant information
  • Insurer imposed cancellation

Your insurer may cancel your policy in certain circumstances. These conditions are clearly outlined on all policy documents. We reserve the right to take legal action for the recovery of any outstanding premiums due to insurers or fees due to CuSafe.

Complaints Procedure
The company has a written procedure in place for the effective consideration and handling of complaints. Any complaints should be addressed, preferably in writing to the Compliance Officer, CuSafe. Each complaint will be acknowledged by us within 5 working days of receipt, updates will be advised in intervals of not more than 20 working days, we will endeavour to resolve the complaint within 40 business days and findings will be furnished to you within 5 working days of completion of the investigation. In the event that you are not entirely satisfied with the firms handling of and response to your complaint, you have the right to complain to the Financial Services and Pensions Ombudsman.

Investor Compensation
Investor Compensation Company DAC
CuSafe is a member of the Investor Compensation Company DAC Scheme established under the Investor Compensation Act, 1998. The legislation provided for the establishment of a compensation scheme and to the payment in certain circumstances, of compensation to certain clients of firms (known as eligible investors) covered by the Act. However, you should be aware that a right to compensation would only arise where client money or investment instruments held by this company on your behalf cannot be returned, either for the time being or for the foreseeable future, and where the client falls within the definition of eligible investor as contained in the Act. In the event that a right to compensation is established, the amount payable is the lesser of 90% of the client’s loss, which is recognised as being eligible for compensation, or
€20,000.

Brokers Ireland Compensation Fund Ltd
As a member of Brokers Ireland, CuSafe is also a member of the Brokers Ireland Compensation Fund Ltd. Subject to the rules of the scheme the liabilities of its member firms up to a maximum of €100,000 per client (€250,000 in aggregate) may be discharged by the Fund on its behalf if the member firm is unable to do so, where the above detailed Investor Compensation Company DAC Scheme (established by law) has failed to adequately compensate any client of the member.

Data Protection
CuSafe is a Data Controller and Data Processor as defined in the Data Protection Act 1988, 2003 and General Data Protection Regulation 2018. The data which you provide to us will be held on a computer database and/or paper files for the purpose of arranging transactions or services for you. We record client telephone calls for compliance and quality control. We would also like to keep you informed of various products and services which we can offer and which we think may be of interest to you. If you do not wish to receive such marketing information please let us know below. We may provide referrals to, and receive referrals from, other firms with which we have a formal business relationship and may share relevant information for the purposes of arranging any transactions for you. You have the right at any time to request a copy of any ‘personal data’ within the meaning of the legislation (as amended or re-enacted from time to time) that our office holds about you and to have any inaccuracies in that information corrected. Your data may be transferred to a country which falls outside of the EU Commission list of adequate countries, however, we are advised that your insurer has the necessary safeguards in place to ensure that all recipients are GDPR compliant. For full details of how your personal data is used and stored, please visit our website.

Your consent
The need to retain data varies widely with the type of data. Some data can be immediately deleted and some must be retained until reasonable potential for future need no longer exists. Since this can be somewhat subjective, a retention policy is important to ensure that The Company’s guidelines on retention are consistently applied throughout the organisation. All data used as a basis of a contract will be kept for the term of said contract as outlined below.

How long we hold your information
The length of time we hold your data depends on a number of factors, such as regulatory rules and the type of financial product we have provided to you.

Those factors include:
This section sets guidelines for retaining the different types of company data.

  • The regulatory rules contained in laws and regulations or set by authorities like the Central Bank of Ireland, for example, in the Consumer Protection Code.
  • The type of financial product we have provided to you. For example, we may keep data relating to a mortgage product for a longer period compared to data regarding a single payment transaction.
  • Whether you and us are in a legal or some other type of dispute with another person or each other.
  • The type of data we hold about you.
  • Whether you or a regulatory authority asks us to keep it for a valid reason.
  • Whether we use your data for long-term statistical modelling, provided that such modelling does not affect any decision we make about you.
  • As a general rule, we keep your information for a specified period after the date on which a transaction has completed or you cease to be a customer.

Data Destruction
Data destruction is a critical component of a data retention policy. Data destruction ensures that the Company will use data efficiently thereby making data management and data retrieval more cost effective and secure.
When the retention timeframe expires, the Company will destroy said data.

Subject Access Request
Subject access requests must be made in writing to the Compliance Officer, CuSafe Insurance. You must give relevant details needed to help us identify and locate all the information we may have (e.g., previous addresses, customer account numbers, etc.). CuSafe may also ask to verify your identity. A fee may be payable in certain circumstances.

The Right to Erasure
A customer shall have the right to request the controller to erase personal data concerning them without undue delay and the controller shall have the obligation to erase personal data without  undue delay where the personal data is no longer necessary in relation to the purposes for which they were collected or otherwise processed or the collected data is not lawful. While a customer  may request, in writing, their data to be destroyed under the ‘Right to be Forgotten’ rule, however, destruction will be subject to any legal obligations which we may have.

Type of data collected:
Policy and investment information – Name, address, email address, telephone numbers, date of birth, gender, marital or civil status, family circumstances, financial objectives, financial circumstances (including assets, liabilities, income, expenditure, banking, insurances and investments), employment, medical information where necessary, PPS numbers, copy passport or driving licence details, payment details, vehicle and property details, driving and claims history, relevant criminal convictions, penalty points, etc.
Information can be obtained from sources other than you- Penalty points, address look up, geocoding information, vehicle details and history, credit score, etc.
Claims information – the circumstances of an incident, health information (injuries and relevant pre-existing health conditions), relevant criminal convictions, etc.
While the above covers a wide range of different types of information it is provided as a general outline, CuSafe will only collect information which is relevant to the product or service to be provided to you. All information collected will only be collated where there is a legal basis for such collection.
If you are representing an organisation and provide us with a personal email address for this purpose, we will use that email address for corresponding with you, where appropriate, in relation to any product or service required. We will also use that email address for marketing purposes where you have consented to receiving marketing information.

Sharing of Information
Information collected will be shared with product providers (or potential product providers) for the purposes of arranging transactions or services on your behalf i.e. Insurance companies. Information may also be shared with our support service providers, e.g. IT support companies, professional advisors, etc., who are subject to confidentiality agreements with CuSafe. Information may also be shared with regulatory bodies to which we are legally obliged to provide information.

Duty of disclosure
It is your responsibility to provide complete and accurate information for insurers when arranging an insurance policy, throughout the life of that policy, and when you are renewing it. It is important that you ensure that all information provided and all statements made, and recorded on proposal forms, statements of fact, claim forms, and other documents are, to your knowledge and belief, complete and accurate. Failure to disclose any material information to your insurers could invalidate your insurance cover and could mean that all or part of a claim will not be paid.

Research / Market Security
We use both local and international insurers / markets to obtain the best terms and conditions available. In selecting an insurer, a wide variety of factors are taken into account including the financial statements of the insurer in question. We do not, and cannot, guarantee the financial security of any insurer. If you have any concerns about the security offered please contact us immediately.

Claims
It is essential that we are notified immediately of any claims or circumstances which could give rise to a claim. Delay in claim notification could invalidate your claim. When you notify us, you must include all material facts concerning the claim. The policy wording will describe in detail the procedures and conditions in connection with making a claim. It should be noted that there is no cover for defence costs incurred without insurer’s prior consent.

Governing Law and Language
The laws of Ireland form the basis for establishing relations between you and CuSafe. All contracts, terms, conditions and communications relating to any policies you may enter with this firm will be in English.