Cookie Policy
1. What are Cookies?
A cookie is a string of text that a website transfers to the cookie file of the browser on your computer's hard drive, allowing the site to recognise you when you visit again and to remember some information about you. This information may include the pages you have visited, the choices you made in menus, the data you entered in forms and the time and date of your visit.
2. Types of Cookies
There are two main types of cookies:
- Session cookies: these are temporary cookies that expire at the end of the browser session, that is, when you leave the site. Session cookies allow the website to recognise you as you navigate between pages during a single session and let you use it more efficiently. For example, these cookies allow a site to remember that a user has added items to an online cart.
- Persistent cookies: unlike session cookies, persistent cookies are stored on your device between browsing sessions until they expire or are deleted. This allows the website to "recognise" the user on their return, remember their preferences and personalise services.
In addition to session cookies and persistent cookies, there may be other cookies set by the website you have chosen to visit, such as this site, to provide us or third parties with useful information.
3. Our Use of Cookies
We currently use, and may use in the future, the following types of cookies on this website.
We use session cookies to:
- help us maintain security and verify your data while you use the site, navigating from one page to another, so that you do not have to re-enter your data every time you access a new page.
We use persistent cookies to:
- recognise you as a unique user when you return to our site, so that you do not have to enter your information repeatedly as you navigate our pages or services;
- remember how you have customised your use of this site, such as your preferred currency and time zone;
- collect and compile anonymous aggregate information for statistical and evaluation purposes, helping us understand how users use the site and improve its structure.
Many cookies are designed to offer you an optimal browsing experience. For example, we use cookies to improve your user experience on our site, such as a cookie that recognises whether your browser supports certain technological features. This helps, for example, to load pages faster when you request the download of a large file.
In addition to cookies that send us information, we also use cookies that collect data and send it to third parties. One example is Google Analytics. We use Google Analytics to collect and compile information such as the number of visitors to the site, where they come from and the pages they visit. Visit Google's website for a privacy summary and information on how to disable the Google Analytics cookie. If this site allows such cookies to be set or if you access other sites through the links provided, the operators of those sites will use cookies in accordance with their own cookie policies, which may differ from ours.
As with first-party cookies, you can block third-party cookies through your browser settings.
Some of our cookies may collect and store your personal information, such as your name or email address. We are committed to respecting and protecting your privacy and we guarantee that all personal information collected is handled in accordance with our privacy policy. A link to this policy is available in the footer of this portal or on our website jpmorgan.com.
4. Rejecting Cookies on this Site
Most browsers are initially set to accept cookies. However, you can disable them, usually by changing the settings of your browsing software. You can also configure the browser to accept only certain cookies or to warn you every time a new cookie is about to be stored on your computer, letting you decide whether to accept or refuse it. Various resources are available to manage the use of cookies; for example, the "Help" section of your browser can assist you. You can also disable or delete data stored by technologies similar to cookies, such as local shared objects or Flash cookies, by managing the "add-on" settings of your browser or by visiting the software manufacturer's website. Because our cookies allow you to access some features of the site, we recommend leaving them enabled. Otherwise, disabling cookies could reduce the functionality of the site or prevent its use altogether.
