Privacy Statement

This privacy statement contains our information, explains personal data and the processing of personal data and for what purposes we process your personal information. It explains your rights, what we do to ensure your personal data is safe and how long it is stored. This privacy statement applies when you visit our website (www.aif.nl), place an order or close contracts.

Our information
Amsterdam Institute of Finance
Postal address:
Weesperplein 4A
1018 XA Amsterdam
The Netherlands

Phone number: +31 (0)20 246 7140
Chamber of Commerce number: 75848163
VAT no.: NL860418315B01

www.aif.nl
[email protected]

Personal data
Personal data is data that provide information about you, directly or indirectly identifying you.

Processing personal data
By processing personal data we mean the collection, recording, organisation, storage, adaptation or alteration, retrieval, consultation, use, disclosure by forwarding, dissemination or otherwise making available, combining, blocking, erasure or destruction of your personal data.

Purposes
We process your personal data for the following purposes: so that we can contact you, for the ordering process, so that we can inform you of changes to our services or products, so that we can deliver our products or services to you, to send newsletters if you gave permission, for general or targeted offers, for your account on our website, to post reviews. We only process personal data that is necessary for these purposes.

We also process your personal information to fulfill legal obligations, improve our services, to investigate complaints and to prevent fraud. We never sell your personal information to third parties. We don’t draw up profiles of you and we don’t take automated decisions that can have significant consequences for you. In order to take care of your personal data, we conclude a processing agreement with companies if those companies process your data in our assignment.

Personal data that we process
In order to carry out the purposes, we process the following personal data:
– First and last name
– Gender
– Address
– Phone number
– E-mail address
– Date of birth

You also have rights
Wish to know which personal data we processed? Send an email to [email protected] with a request for access to your data. You will receive a response to the request within four weeks.

Is your personal data incorrect, incomplete, irrelevant for the purposes for which is is processed or otherwise in breach of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) or other legislation? Then you have the right to correction of your personal data. Correction means correction, addition, deletion or blocking of your personal data. You also have the right to object to the processing of your personal data, the right to have less data processed, the right to withdraw permission you have given and the right to data portability. Send your request to [email protected].  You will receive a response to the request within four weeks. We would also like to point out the possibility of submitting a complaint to the Dutch Data Protection Authority.

Safety
Personal data is personal and should remain personal. We find it just as important as you that your personal data does not go public or is processed unlawfully. We therefore apply all possible technical and organizational measures to safely handle your personal data. To secure your personal data we use security software such as a virus scanner and firewall and passwords for electronic systems.

Storage personal data
We do not store your personal data longer than is strictly necessary for carrying out the purposes. If there are legal requirements applicable to the storage, the personal data is no longer stored than required by law.

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Cookie statement
Dutch hospitality is a cookie with your coffee or tea. Digital hospitality is a cookie for a website visit. Cookies make our website user-friendly. In this cookie statement you can read our information, what cookies are, which cookies we – and third parties – use, why these cookies are used, how long we keep cookies and how to delete cookies.

What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files that store information. We, or other parties, place these text files on your computer or mobile device. For example, in your next visit, we are able to read your preferences or login details in the text file. This means that you do not have to indicate your preferences again and we can make the website more user-friendly. Under the heading “Cookies Overview” you will see which cookies we place and what they are used for.

Note: If you do not consent to placing cookies, we cannot guarantee that our website or any part thereof works properly.

Overview cookies:
Functional necessary cookies
We place functional cookies to make our website work well. No permission is required for placing these cookies. This concerns cookies that make sure preferences are saved and the load of the website is distributed.

Social media and YouTube cookies
To share content from our website on social media, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn will place cookies. For watching videos, cookies are placed by YouTube.

Tracking cookies
We continuously improve our website by analysing how you use our website, how you found us and where there are any bottlenecks. Cookies are placed by Google Analytics.

Ad cookies
To ensure you do not see the same ad every time, offers match your interests, we know how many visitors click on an ad and how many people eventually make a purchase, cookies are placed by Google, Facebook and Twitter.

We do not store cookies longer than required by law and not longer than is strictly necessary for carrying out the purposes.

If other parties place cookies, their cookie statement applies. This may change in the meantime. The current cookie statement can be found on the website of the party concerned.

You can also delete cookies
Via your web browser (the program that allows you to view websites) you can delete cookies. How this should be done depends on the Internet browser. We have created a short guide for the most common Internet browsers.

Google Chrome: Go to Settings, click Advanced Settings, click Clear Browsing Data, select Cookies, and Other Site and Plugin Details, and then click Clear Browsing Data.
Internet Explorer: Go to Settings, click Clear Browsing Data, select Cookies and Saved Website Data, and click Delete.
Safari: Go to Preferences, click Security, click Show Cookies, click Delete All, or select one or more cookies and click Delete.
Mozilla Firefox: Go to the menu and choose Options, select Privacy, choose use custom settings for History at Firefox, click on Show Cookies, click on Delete All Cookies, or select one or more cookies and click on Delete Selected.

Is your web browser not included? Or have the settings changed in the meantime? Then use the help or search function of your Internet browser.

Changes
We can change the information in this cookie statement without notice. Changes are required, for example, if we modify our website or if the legislation is modified. We encourage you to check regularly if the information provided and the text of this cookie statement have been changed.

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