Cookie Disclosure: Uses of Cookies
Cookie Disclosure: Uses of Cookies
Cookies are created by the websites you visit which use cookies, and are small text files placed on
your computer or by certain emails which you open. Cookies are used to improve user experience,
make the website work, enable site security and provide the business with marketing information
about the site’s visitors.
The Cookie text files comprise numbers and letters. The cookie files are saved into special areas in the
memory of your computer or mobile device. Cookies stored here are called session cookies with
cookies placed into the hard drive called persistent cookies.
The F cookie disclosure provides the user with information on which cookies are set when you visit
Fidelis website and how to reject or delete those cookies.
Uses of cookies
Websites use cookies to provide the functionality you need to browse our site correctly. Websites
issue cookies upon landing on our websites, unless the user has changed cookie settings in their
browser to refuse cookies. Please note that with cookies switched off, many areas of our website
and services will not be made available to you.
We do not use cookies to collect personally identifiable information about you – the cookies that we
use only collect anonymous information to optimize our services and do not collect personal
information.
Please note that not all the cookies on our sites are set by us. Please see the section below on third
party cookies.
TYPES OF COOKIE
2. ANALYTICAL cookies collect visitor information, such as the number of visits, how our website was
found, from where the visit came from, if via a marketing campaign etc. This information is extremely
important to the business and helps us improve our website and further enhance visitor experience.
3. FUNCTIONAL cookies are specifically about visitor experience on the website. For example they
‘remember’ the open/closed status of pop up messages, what time zone or view state was set for the
Economic Calendar, enabling access to information stored when registered with us and so on.
Without these functional cookies, no settings information can be saved.
4. THIRD PARTY cookies are set by other websites who place cookies on the user’s computer. The "3rd
party" cookies are placed when you are logged into their service, and we do not control the
dissemination of these cookies.