DATA PROTECTION

• Individuals and Corporations around the world are turning to low taxes location in orders to restore stability and flexibility to their financial affairs using this location and/or jurisdiction. Capital deposited in trustee may be held, accumulated, transferred without any taxes consequences of the  Jurisdiction is some time more stable that conventional banking.
  Data Protection
  In simple terms the Data Protection Act requires companies and individuals who process and retain information about their customers to tell the customer how the information will be used and to what purposes it will be put. The Act does not restrict itself only to information kept on a computer; it is relevant to any ordered filing system. The information below describes how your data will be processed. If your information is to be processed differently the trader will tell you.
  This Privacy Statement is observed by all entities that form part of Bull International Trust Limited.
  Bull International Trust Limited receives, holds and processes information relating to individuals ("personal data") in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998 ("DPA98"). In doing so, Bull trust is committed to maintaining the privacy and protection of all personal data collected in pursuance of its broker and loan services. Bull trust is further committed to ensuring that its websites are absolutely secure in their collection and use of your personal information. All entities that comprise Bull trust are registered on the public register of data controllers maintained by the Information Commissioner. The general principles under the DPA98 that Bull trust will follow at all times are set out below.       

  Bull Trust 's collection& use of your personal data

  1. Bull trust collects and processes your personal data in order to provide you with a Credit facility broker service, or to provide you with capitalization facilities.
  2. Bull Finance will use your personal data provided on your completed application form to carry out the following functions:
  • Process the application itself by reference to lender information.
  • Provide your information to a lender for them to assess your suitability.
  • Provide your information to a credit reference agency for searches to be made.
  • Complete the credit agreement or mortgage deed on behalf of the lender.
  3. Pass your application in its entirety to an alternative broker when Bull trust cannot assist in arranging finance for you. 
  4. We may also use your information (with your consent where applicable) to:
  • Offer you other products or services which are available from or via Bull trust 
  • Contact you in the future to offer you products or services that we feel may be of interest to you.
  • Enable us to pass your details to another broker in the future with a view to them offering you products or services they feel may be of interest to you.
  • Permit access to your information by any regulatory authority where required to by law and to ensure that we are complying with all regulatory requirements when processing your data.
  5. We will keep your information for as long as you allow us to do so and we will contact you on a regular basis to check that you still consent to being contacted by us regarding our products and services.  Lenders to whom the application is passed will make wider use of the information than a broker. If you have received any lender documents, they should include a statement telling you what they will do with the information, or telling you where to look to find out what use they will make of it. This statement will usually be near any signature box, or clearly placed on the front page. If the information is not by the signature box there may be an "information padlock" sign like the one shown below drawing your attention to where the information is Looked.
  6. Both we and almost all lending companies will check the information supplied on loan applications or mortgage enquiries with data held by credit reference agencies. The lender may search on more than one occasion. Every time a search is made it is recorded by the agency and disclosed to other organisations on any later searches. Lenders will use the information obtained in the credit reference searches to help them assess the application and they may use the result of any search in a credit scoring system. A credit scoring system is a system by which points are given for various factors like your age, your job or even for information obtained from a credit reference agency, such as how you have repaid previous or existing credit. Lenders use different methods of scoring depending upon their interpretation of the importance of different factors and the level of risk they are willing to accept. The lender may check your details with the credit reference agency or with other agencies (see 'other agencies' section) to satisfy itself that all the details on the application are true, and that the application has really been made by you. If it suspects information is false or inaccurate it may report it to a fraud prevention agency. Please ensure the information is true as lending companies will check with fraud prevention agencies and if you give false or inaccurate information, and the lender suspects fraud, it will record this.
  7. Sometimes a lender may not wish to lend. This may be for a number of reasons. The lender may think you cannot afford the loan or mortgage, or your property may not be of sufficient value. A lender does not have to tell you exactly why you have been refused a loan but you can ask them for the name and address of any credit reference agency used and they will supply this information free of charge. If you are refused credit because of a computerized credit scoring system you can ask the lender for an explanation of how their credit scoring works (this applies only if the decision has been made on the basis of a computerized system alone). The lender may charge a small fee for providing this information. You also have the right to require a personal, non-automated review of the decision.
  • Nobody has a right to receive finance.
  • Finance is always granted at the discretion of the lending company.
  8. Use of information once finance has been granted All lending companies keep information about their customers in their own records. This will include all the initial information given by you, and extra information about how your account has been run and any other dealings between you and the lender.
     Lenders will record the conduct of any loan or mortgage throughout its duration, including how punctually the payments are made and other information, with one or more of the credit reference agencies. This enables them, and others, to make decisions about credit and credit-related services for you and other members of your household including decisions on motor and household credit, life and other insurance proposals and insurance claims.
     Information may also be provided to the 'other agencies' listed below. These will help lenders and other subscribers to those agencies to trace debtors, recover debt, and prevent fraud and to check your identity to prevent money laundering. In particular, any difference between the information given by you or your broker and any later information discovered by the lender is likely to be noted.
     Lenders may also use your information for statistical analysis about credit, insurance and fraud. This may be done by them or by third parties contracted to do the work for them. If they use a contractor, they are obliged to ensure that your data is properly secure. Many lenders will also need to give information about you and your account to their bankers, other providers, insurers and re-insurers of funding for their lending or any other product they have offered to you.
     If your broker or lender intends to use your information for any purposes not included above, it will explain this in its documents. Brokers and lenders are under a legal duty to keep all the information they hold accurate and up to date. The agencies do not keep "blacklists" nor do they give any opinion about whether or not credit should be granted. They do have a duty to keep information up to date and accurate.
  9. Credit Reference Agencies The main credit reference agencies our clients Bank(s) Credit reference agencies keep a wide range of information. This includes information from the electoral roll (sometimes known as the voters roll) and records of most county court judgments and bankruptcies. They also retain information relating to previous and existing credit and a record of searches made against the file. The lenders share information through the agencies providing a history of how punctually payments are being made or have been made. Loan information is usually held on file for 6 years. Details of the voters roll may be held for much longer. Information about credit searches is kept for up to two years.
  10. Gain: A file may also show a "gone away" marker indicating that a member of the "Gone Away Information Network" has reported that they cannot trace a customer who is in arrears with payments. Alternatively, the marker may indicate a new address which the "gone away" has been traced to.
  11. Hunter:

  Files in this register contain detailed information on applications made and loans given. It is aimed at tracing fraudsters who use different combinations of information to obtain credit dishonestly. It checks and counters checks information given on application forms. If your broker or lender uses any of the above agencies they will be able to confirm their contact addresses. CIFAS information is intended to warn lenders and act as a protection for innocent customers. If you wish to see the information contained on a credit reference agency file you can do so by writing to the relevant agency. The agency must respond within 7 working days. There is a small fee of £2 required. If your credit reference file contains information about other people with whom you have no financial connection or if it contains information which is incorrect you can ask for the entry to be corrected, removed, or have a note put on the file explaining why you think the information is wrong. The agency will not remove correct information.

  • The Information Commissioner provides a useful leaflet which explains how to request changes to your credit reference file. The easy to read leaflet includes examples of letters and details of various actions you may take to amend a file.
  12. Collection and use of personal data

  Bull trust shall collect and process all personal data in respect of its data subjects in line with the following data protection principles:

  • Bull trust shall collect and process all personal data fairly and lawfully;
  • Bull trust shall only use personal data for the purposes stated at the time of its collection and shall seek the customers consent before using the personal data for any other purpose with the exception of purposes for which Bull trust is required to process data by any legislation or regulatory requirement;
  • Bull trust shall ensure that all personal data collected is adequate, relevant and not excessive, for the purposes for which it is processed;
  • Bull trust shall ensure that all personal data is accurate and where necessary kept up to date;
  • Bull trust shall ensure that all personal data is retained for no longer than is necessary for the purpose for which it is being processed;
  • Bull trust shall ensure that personal data is processed in accordance with the rights of the data subject;
  • Bull trust shall obtain the data subject’s prior written consent before processing sensitive personal data.
  • Bull trust shall ensure that appropriate technical and organisation measures are taken against unauthorised or unlawful processing of personal data and against accidental loss or destruction of, or damage to, personal data.
  13. Right to information

  Bull trust shall ensure that all data subjects will benefit from the following rights:

  • The right to request information as to whether or not personal data relating to the data subject is being processed by Bull trust and the right to receive a response to such a request;
  • The right to request information from Bull trust, as to the purpose of the process of personal data;
  • The right to request information from Bull trust to the recipients of any personal data where personal data has been disclosed;
  • The right to receive, in an intelligible and permanent form, copies of personal data undergoing process and any available information as to its source;  Bull trust shall ensure that any reasonable requests for information will be met without constraint.
  14. Retention Policy & Security of processing
  • Bull trust shall implement technical and organisational measures to protect personal data against accidental or unlawful destruction, or accidental loss or alteration, and unauthorised disclosure or access (in particular where the process involves transmission of personal data over a network) and against all other unlawful forms of processing.
  • Bull trust shall ensure a level of security appropriate to the risk represented by the process and nature of their personal data to be protected, having all due regard to the state of the art and costs measures.
  • Data bases which contain sensitive personal data shall be protected by fire walls and access passwords.
  15. Outsourcing to a data Processor
  • Where personal data has been outsourced to a third party, such outsourcing shall be undertaken in line with a written agreement between Bull trust and the third party in question and shall specify the rights and obligation of each party and in particular shall state that the third party shall have adequate security measures in place and shall only process personal data on the specific written instructions of Bull trust 
  16. Disclosures
  • Bull trust shall not sell, rent, share, trade or disclose any personal data it keeps relating to a data subject to any other parties without the prior written consent of the relevant data subject, with the exception of companies within Bull trust and any suppliers with which Bull trust have engaged to provide services and are involved in the processing of personal data on Bull trust’s behalf.
  • Notwithstanding the above, Bull trust reserves the right to disclose personal data to the police, and relevant regulatory or other bodies, as required by law or regulation and in the event of the sale of its business (or part thereof) where it is necessary to do so in order to affect the sale of a data subject's personal data in connection with such a business sale.
  17. Advantages for Client(s) and Member(s)
  • Development of project(s)
  • Project Financing
  • Re-Financing
  • Augmentation of working Capital
  • Increase value of Corporation
  • Capitalize project and corporation
  • Promote worldwide ranking to enterprise
  • Structuring, Expanding, Acquisition
  • Real Estates acquisition

   

  18. Advantages for Investor (s)
  • Bull international Trust  may have direct relation with Investor(s), and indirectly through the Broker(s) or Securities Houses, but also through other investor(s) who may reference future Investors, friends, family.
  • Investor(s) may change and switch between different Certificates of investment (CIC), buy and sales, exchange, trade.
  • Receive high potential profit yearly,  or quarterly
  • Receive investment formula and portfolio statement (available on request)
  • Capital privacy and security
  • Capital guarantee by Bank on 10 years program,
  • Royalties guarantee by Bull International Trust project financing
  • Fixed rate on Royalties paid directly to designated bank, free of taxes
  • Re-capitalize investment
  • Use asset Investment as collateral