Privacy policy and protection of personal data
Last updated: April 05, 2026
Definition of Personal Data
THM Capital Advisory protects the privacy of users of its Site by complying with current legislation. In accordance with law No. 78-17 of January 6, 1978 relating to information technology, files and freedoms, amended by law No. 2004-801 of August 6, 2004, the automated processing of personal data carried out from the Site is the subject of a declaration to the Commission Nationale de l'Informatique et des Libertés (CNIL).
Personal data (names, first names, email, etc.) and electronic identification data available on or from the user's computer (cookies or IP addresses) together constitute “Personal Data”. It is specified that electronic identification data makes it possible to identify the connection terminal or the pages consulted on the Site during the user's browsing but are generally insufficient on their own for nominative identification.
In accordance with Ordinance No. 2011-1012 of 24 August 2011 relating to electronic communications, THM Capital Advisory informs users that the sole purpose of the cookies issued by the Site is to enable or facilitate electronic communication or is strictly necessary for the provision of an online communication service at the express request of a user. These are for example (i) cookies used for the “Contact” section; (ii) cookies whose sole purpose is to contribute to the security of the service requested by the user; (iii) flash cookies containing elements strictly necessary to operate a possible media player (audio or video), corresponding to a possible media player (audio or video), corresponding to content that may be requested by the user; (iv) or even cookies that allow audience measurements of the Site; etc.
For any other type of cookies and in particular for those allowing possible targeted advertising in the future, the user's prior consent would then be requested by THM Capital Advisory, before being issued by the Site, by means of a consent request area that may be constituted by a checkbox.
Personal Data Collection
THM Capital Advisory is thus likely to collect Personal Data from its users, in particular through the “Contact” section, and by email at contact@thm-ca.com when subscribing to a possible future electronic newsletter or when registering by the user.
Retention of Personal Data
Personal data relating to users is kept only for the sole purpose of responding to contact requests and is only kept for as long as necessary for the purposes for which they were collected.
However, data that makes it possible to establish proof of a right or a contract, or, stored in order to comply with a legal obligation, may be archived in accordance with the provisions in force (in particular those provided for by the Commercial Code, the Civil Code and the Consumer Code). In addition, and subject to respect for users' information, their consent and the exercise of their right to object, user data used for the purposes of disseminating information may be kept for a period of (2) two years.
At the end of this period, the data controller will be able to contact the person concerned again in order to find out if they wish to continue to receive the information disseminated by THM Capital Advisory. In the absence of a positive and explicit response from the person, the data must be deleted or archived in accordance with the provisions in force (in particular those provided for by the Commercial Code, the Civil Code and the Consumer Code).
Right of access and opposition to the registration of cookies
In the event that the user consents to communicate individual personal data, he has an individual right to access, withdraw and rectify this data under the conditions provided for by Law No. 78-17 of January 6, 1978 relating to information technology, files and freedoms. The user must send any written request to the following address at the following address: THM Capital Advisory, 2 RUE DE TOCQUEVILLE 75017 PARIS or by email: contact@thm-ca.com.
In addition, users can oppose the registration of cookies by configuring their browser as follows:
• Google Chrome:
(i) click on the “Chrome” menu icon;
(ii) select “Settings”;
(iii) at the bottom of the page, click on “Show advanced settings”;
(iv) in the “Privacy” section, click on “Content Settings”;
(v) to deactivate cookies select “Prohibit all sites from storing data”.
• Mozilla Firefox:
(i) choose the “Tools” menu, then “Options”;
(ii) click on the “Privacy” option;
(iii) “Cookies” section;
• For Microsoft, Internet Explorer 6.0 and above:
(i) choose the “Tools” menu (or “Tools”), then “Internet Options” (or “Internet Options”);
(ii) click on the “Confidentiality” tab (or “Confidentiality”)
(iii) select the desired level using the cursor.
• For Microsoft Internet Explorer 5:
(i) choose the “Tools” menu (or “Tools”), then “Internet Options” (or “Internet Options”).
(ii) click on the “Security” tab (or “Security”)
(iii) select “Internet” then “Customize Level” (or “CustomLevel”)
(iv) Locate the “cookies” section and choose the option that suits you.
This site may also use Google Analytics solutions which, through the use of cookies, allow the collection of anonymous and non-identifying information from the user, in order to analyze and measure the audience of said site. If you do not want to be traced by these cookies, you can refer to the privacy policy and terms of use from Google and proceed to the deactivating Google Analytics
Partial nullity
If for any reason whatsoever, one or more of the provisions of the CGU are considered to be void or inapplicable, they will be deemed unwritten and the other provisions will remain applicable.
Litigation
Mediation clause. Any disputes relating to the validity, interpretation, execution or non-execution of these T&Cs will be submitted to the arbitration of Mr. or Mrs. Le Bâtonnier de l'Ordre des Avocats de Paris.
