Transparency. Control. Protection.
This Privacy Centre is your place to learn more about Equiniti's approach to safeguarding your privacy and understand the rights and controls you have to your personal data.
All our clients and customers trust us with their personal data. They are confident in how we process, use and protect their personal data across all our operations and that we will always respect their rights over their data.
In an ever changing risk landscape this serves to protect the information that we are entrusted with and the services we provide. This is crucial in maintaining the trust of clients and our ability to attract and retain business
To always prioritise privacy
To never sacrifice on protecting our customer’s privacy. We will always consider privacy to be an asset, not a burden, and ensure privacy by default in the design of all our systems and processes.
To be fully transparent in how personal data is processed at all stages of the data life cycle
To be proactive in how we communicate our use of personal data to our customers and clients.
Advocate for ethical use of data whilst promoting responsible use of data for innovation
To encourage innovation of new products to ensure that all progress is only using the personal data required and that data is always used in the way that our clients and customers would expect.
To actively manage any privacy risks
To understand where risks exist and that suitable controls are in place to mitigate those risks. To proactively review risks and adjust controls as the business changes and develops.
To have a positive privacy culture across all employees across the globe regardless of jurisdictions
All employees understand the importance of getting it right to ensure they are protecting personal data and the impact it can have if we get it wrong. Employees are trained to handle personal information with the utmost care, ensuring transparency, security and compliance with all the applicable privacy laws and regulations.
Data Protection is reshaping the world. Protecting data isn't just a legal requirement - it's a consumer expectation. We bridge the gap between global laws and individual security
Of consumers avoid doing business with companies that fail to adequately protect their personal data
Countries have enacted data privacy laws as of 2025, protecting 79% of the global population
Of UK citizens report higher levels of confidence in sharing data following the implementation of GDPR
