Personal data protection

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Cookies related information

Use of cookies is widespread on the Internet. A cookie is a small text file containing information, recorded on the hard disk of your terminal (e.g. computer, tablet, smartphone, etc.), when you consult a Website by virtue of your browser software. It is transmitted by the server of a Website to your browser. The cookie file allows its issuer to identify the terminal on which it is recorded for the validity or registration period of the relevant cookie. A cookie cannot be traced back to a natural person.

Why do we use cookies?

We use 3 categories of cookies, the purposes of which are described below. We do not use cookies to collect personal information (such as names).

What is a cookie?

Use of cookies is widespread on the Internet. A cookie is a small text file containing information, recorded on the hard disk of your terminal (e.g. computer, tablet, smartphone, etc.), when you consult a Website by virtue of your browser software. It is transmitted by the server of a Website to your browser. The cookie file allows its issuer to identify the terminal on which it is recorded for the validity or registration period of the relevant cookie. A cookie cannot be traced back to a natural person.

Why do we use cookies?

We use 3 categories of cookies, the purposes of which are described below. We do not use cookies to collect personal information (such as names).

1. Functionality cookies

These cookies are not indispensable for browsing our website but allow its functioning to be optimised and access to specific functionalities to be granted to Internet users.
They also allow the presentation of our website to be adapted to the display preferences for each terminal.
These cookies thus ensure fluid and tailored browsing.

Placing cookies on a terminal is the simplest and fastest way of personalising and improving the user experience.
These cookies are installed by Amundi Asset Management. They have a very short lifespan, in most cases, for the duration of the session and at most, for one year.

2. Audience measurement cookies (statistics)

These cookies collect information on how visitors use a website. For example, the number of visits, the most visited pages…

XITI, the statistical tool used by Amundi-acba.am, generates a cookie with a unique identifier, the duration of conservation of which is limited to 13 months. We collect the IP address, in order to identify the city from which the Internet user is connecting. This is immediately anonymised after use. In this way, Amundi Asset Management or its affiliate Companies can no case trace a natural person by this route.
The collected data are retained by Amundi Asset Management for 6 months and are not transferred to third parties or used for other purposes.

How are cookies managed?

There are several possibilities for managing cookies. Any configuration by Internet users is likely to modify their browsing of the Internet and conditions for access to certain services requiring the use of Cookies.

Internet users may choose to express and modify their desires regarding cookies at any time, using the means described below.

1. Configuration of your browser

2. Opt out links for audience measurement cookies (statistics)

The cookies installed by Xiti (AT Internet): http://www.xiti.com/fr/optout.aspx

Presence of hyperlinks

Links from site to site: the presence of hyperlinks on the site is intended solely to facilitate your navigation to the sites of other companies.

Amundi is not responsible for damages or losses caused by any delays, defects or omissions that may exist in the services, information or other content provided on the site, whether these be actual, alleged, consequential or punitive. Amundi provides no guarantees and makes no representations, and will not be responsible for any content delivered electronically by a third party, including with regard to the accuracy, object, quality or timeliness of any electronic content.

Amundi prohibits anyone from putting in place such a link without obtaining its prior and express authorisation.

Information may be temporarily stored in your computer's memory or on the hard drive (“cookies”). The user authorises Amundi to resort to this practice, which is intended solely to facilitate navigation of the Amundi site from the user's computer (such information may be read by Amundi during subsequent visits by the user to the website and includes the pages that the user has consulted, date and time of consultation, etc.). The user can, however, set their browser to prevent or refuse the installation of cookies, although this may prevent them from using certain features of the site.

SCAM ATTEMPTS

For several months now, fraudulent investment proposals, for the purpose of scamming, using the name, address, logo and/or authorization number of authorized management companies as well as the names of employees of these management companies (including Amundi and its subsidiaries) have been multiplying.

Fraudsters usurp the identity of Amundi and/or its employees and/or pretend to work for Amundi, and distribute commercial offers and investment proposals in the name of Amundi or its subsidiaries. These offers do not come from Amundi and are not binding on Amundi or its subsidiaries.

In order to protect yourself against these scams, we invite you to read the following information.

Amundi calls for vigilance and reminds you of the following points:

·         Amundi and its subsidiaries never contact the general public directly in order to offer a service or an investment product, in particular a financial product;

·         Amundi never collects or receives funds directly from the general public;

·         An Amundi employee will never solicit you, in any way whatsoever, to make an investment proposal;

·         Amundi products are always sold through banks, investment firms, insurance companies and brokers;


Before making any investment, please check that these establishments are approved and authorized to do so.

Amundi would like to remind you of the following warning signs:

·         You do not know the person contacting you;

·         You are being promised high, risk-free returns;

·         You need to make a decision quickly;

·         You need to make a transfer. 


More generally, we suggest that you follow these recommendations:

·         Do not respond to unsolicited telephone calls;

·         Do not give out your personal details (telephone number, e-mail address, identity documents, bank details, IBAN, proof of address, etc.) directly by e-mail or to sites whose reliability you cannot confirm;

·         Do not take at face value any information given by someone you speak to, especially over the telephone. They may not be who you think they are and may have assumed the identity of a genuine employee;

·         Contact the company your contact claims to be from yourself after looking up their contact details (telephone, email and postal address) to check that the contact is actually from them; Be wary of any links you are asked to click on.


To avoid fraud and financial losses, before making any transaction or action, it is necessary to make sure that the financial organization on the other side is licensed and controlled by the Central Bank of Armenia. The list of the organizations can be found on the official website of the Central Bank of Armenia: www.cba.am.

You can follow the warnings regularly published by the Central Bank of Armenia here: https://www.cba.am/am/SitePages/warnings.aspx


Updated 10.04.2024 | 13:15