Cookies Policy

Last updated: 18 April 2025

We may use a variety of technologies to deliver customized experiences to the visitors to this website. In particular, we may use cookies, which are small text files that our website may store on your device. Cookies, together with similar technologies, such as tracking pixels and local storage objects (collectively, "Cookies") allow us to distinguish you from other users in order to provide content, analyze usage and to otherwise provide functionality to our website.

We need your consent to use certain categories of Cookies, and you may choose to opt out of certain categories of Cookies. However, if you choose to block certain Cookies (see below), our website may not function properly.

This Cookies Policy provides you with information about the Cookies we use and the purposes for using them. Please also review our Privacy Policy, which applies more broadly to all the data and information of visitors of our website.

Your Consent to Cookies

There are two main types of Cookies that we use: Strictly Necessary Cookies, and Other Cookies. Please note that when browsing our website, our Strictly Necessary Cookies may be used in order to ensure the website's proper functions. Other Cookies are not essential to a website's functionality and fall into various categories according to their use. We must gain your consent in order to use Other Cookies. Details about the different types of Cookies are explained below.

Strictly Necessary Cookies are essential to provide you with the services you request on our website and for our compliance under data protection law. They are typically set in response to actions taken by you that amount to a request for services, such as setting your preferences or filling in forms. You cannot opt out of these Cookies. This type of Cookie does not collect any personally identifiable information about you and does not track your browsing habits. If you block these Cookies (see below), then our website may not function properly.

Other Cookies enable us to provide enhanced functionality, to monitor the effectiveness of our website and to provide you with personalized content and information you may be interested in. In particular, Other Cookies fall into the following categories: performance, targeting, functionality, social media, and unclassified.

These Cookies may be used by us or by third-party providers, whose services we have added to our website's pages. These Cookies collect information such as:

the time of your first visit to our website;
the time of your most recent visit, and the time of your current visit;
which pages you visited on our website;
how long you stayed on our website; and
how you arrived at our website–for example, by a search (and from which search engine, using which keywords), or from a link from another page (and the URL of such page).

Any Cookies we use do not store your personally identifiable information and do not track your internet usage after leaving our website. These Cookies will not be used in connection with any other information to personally identify you. Further, we do not sell your personal data.

How to Opt-out of, Block or Delete Cookies

You may choose to opt out of Other Cookies (any Cookie that is not a Strictly Necessary Cookie). Currently, however, our website only employs Strictly Necessary Cookies. Please note that most web browsers allow the option to generally block and/or delete all Cookies, whether they Strictly Necessary Cookies or Other Cookies. If you block or delete our Strictly Necessary Cookies, then some features of our website may not function properly. You can find more information about Cookies on websites such as allaboutcookies.org.

Cookies in Use

Of the Cookies that we may utilize, some are used directly by us, and others may used by a third party for our benefit. For example, we could use a third party to perform website analytics.

Cookies are used for different durations, called their "expiration" period. For example, a Cookie may be used from the time you start using a website (such as by visiting a site or by logging into a site) until you end using the website (such as by logging off, closing the website tab or quitting the browser). These types of Cookies are said to last for the "session." Other Cookies persist longer than a session. Unless deleted, they are used for a set amount of time. For this amount of time, which may be across multiple sessions, these Cookies recognize your visit and remember your preferences.

Please note that Cookies may stay on your device even beyond their expiration period. Though your browser software may no longer update or transmit the information contained in an expired Cookie, different browsers have different policies about when expired Cookies are finally deleted.

Strictly Necessary Cookies

The following are the Strictly Necessary Cookies we use. You cannot opt out of them, and by utilizing our website, you acknowledge their use.

Name	Description	Expiration
cookieConsentAccepted	This Cookie is set if you click "Accept Strictly Necessary Cookies" in our Cookie Consent Modal	Session

Other Cookies

Currently we do not use any Other Cookies.

Privacy Rights Notice

In certain circumstances, subject to certain exceptions and applicable law, you may have the following rights in relation to personal information about you:

the right to know (i) the specific pieces of personal information collected; (ii) the categories of personal information; (iii) the categories of sources of the personal information: (iv) the business or commercial purpose for collecting the personal information; (v) the categories of personal information disclosed for a business purpose; and (vi) the categories of third parties with whom the personal information is shared;
the right to have personal information corrected, for example if it is incomplete or incorrect;
the right to opt out of receiving marketing communications at any time;
the right to request that personal information is deleted;
the right to restrict or object to the processing of personal information;
the right to receive a copy of personal information which you have provided to the firm, in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format (known as "data portability");
where you have provided personal information voluntarily, or otherwise consented to its use, the right to withdraw your consent;
the right not to be discriminated against if you exercise any rights conferred upon you under applicable law;
the right to complain to a data protection authority if you believe that your personal information has been collected or used in breach of relevant privacy legislation. The relevant data protection authority will typically be an agency in the country in which you are located.

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