Legal terms

Editor:

The Christian Dior Finance website is published by Christian Dior SE, with a share capital of 361.015.032 Euros registered under the number 582 110 987 RCS Paris, and whose registered office is located at 30, avenue Montaigne, 75008 Paris, France. Tel.:  : +33 (0)1 44 13 22 22

Chief Editor:

Aymeric Le Clere

Christian Dior commits itself to ensuring, to the best of its ability, that the information posted on this site is correct and up-to-date. Christian Dior reserves the right to correct the site's content at any time and without warning. However, Christian Dior cannot guarantee the correctness, precision, thoroughness or completeness of the information available on this site.

As a result, Christian Dior declines responsibility:

• for any site interruption;
• for any bugs;
• for any errors or omissions contained in the information available on the site;
• for any and all damage resulting from a third party's fraudulent intrusion which causes modifications to the information contained on the site;
• from any direct or indirect damage, whatever its cause or causes, nature, origins or consequences. This includes costs resulting from the purchase of goods on the site, profit, client and data losses or any other loss of material goods arising from anyone's access or failed access to the website, or any credit granted to information coming directly or indirectly from the site.

Specific warning regarding financial information

The information transmitted on the site should not be regarded as an encouragement to invest. It should not be interpreted as soliciting and does not constitute an offer to sell or exchange shares or other transferable Christian Dior titles. Hence, it has not been the object of an examination by the accredited authorities required in the framework of public savings tender procedures.
Any use of the above-mentioned information and data will occur at the user's own risk.
As a result, Christian Dior cannot be held responsible for the content or correctness of all or part of the information transmitted on its website or for any order or decision to invest based on such information.

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The information transmitted on the site should not be regarded as an encouragement to invest. It should not be interpreted as soliciting and does not constitute an offer to sell or exchange shares or other transferable Christian Dior titles. Hence, it has not been the object of an examination by the accredited authorities required in the framework of public savings tender procedures.
Any use of the above-mentioned information and data will occur at the user's own risk.
As a result, Christian Dior cannot be held responsible for the content or correctness of all or part of the information transmitted on its website or for any order or decision to invest based on such information.

Christian Dior Property rights

The site as well as all software used in connection with the site may contain confidential information or information protected by existing intellectual property right legislation or any other law. Hence, unless otherwise indicated, intellectual property rights relating to documents contained on the site and to each of the elements created for the site are the exclusive property of Christian Dior, given that Christian Dior did not grant any license nor any other right except that of consultation to Internet users. In particular, trademarks and other intellectual property rights mentioned on the site are owned by the respective entities of the Christian Dior Group. The reproduction of all documents published on the site is authorized solely for personal and private use. All reproductions and all use of photocopies for other purposes are explicitly forbidden. In terms of software, it is forbidden to copy, modify, create a derived work, reverse engineer its conception or assembly - or attempt, in any way, to find the source code (except when this is allowed by law), to sell, to grant, to sublicense, to modify or to transfer the software's property rights. It is also forbidden to modify the software or to use a modified version of the software, particularly but not exclusively in order to obtain unauthorized access to the service - or to access the website through another interface other than that provided by Christian Dior.

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Last update : April 2023

 

This personal Data Protection Policy (hereinafter the « Privacy Policy ») is intended to provide Christian Dior investors (hereinafter « You ») with information relating to how Christian Dior, a European company established 30 avenue Montaigne, 75008 PARIS, France, registered with the Trade and Companies Register of Paris under number 582 110 987 (hereinafter « DIOR » or « We/Us ») processes your personal data (hereinafter the « Personal Data » or « Data ») and about your rights in this respect.

DIOR places the highest priority and takes the utmost care to protect your Personal Data.

Note: DIOR may amend the terms of this Policy, in particular if a new processing of Personal Data is carried out. Please check this page regularly to ensure that You agree with any changes. You will be notified of these modifications, either through a special note on our Website or through a notification by email.

 

1. What is a Personal Data?

Personal Data refers to any information or pieces of information that could identify You either

• directly (e.g. your name, surname, email, home address, video recording, etc.)
• or indirectly (e.g. through pseudonymized data, such as an unique ID number, etc.).

It may also include unique identifiers like your computer’s IP address.

 

2. Who are the data controllers responsible of the protection of your Personal Data?

A data controller is an entity that determines the purposes and means of the processing of your Personal Data and is responsible to You for compliance with data protection regulations.

As regards the management of Your shareholder profile and Your participation in the Annual General Meeting of shareholder, DIOR acts as data controller and may be reached by using: www.dior-finance.com/en/cms/1-contact and specifying “Personal data” in the subject of the form

 

3. How and why do We use the Personal Data that We collect?

 

3.1 How do We collect your Personal Data?

We collect your Personal Data as follows:

• directly from You in the course of Your correspondence with the Stock Exchange Law Department of the DIOR Legal Department;
• automatically when You access or use the DIOR website (hereinafter « Website ») (technical details, IP address, browsing information, etc.);
• from third parties outside DIOR for the purposes of managing
  • your status as a registered shareholder and, if applicable, your status as a bearer shareholder ;
  • your shares and transaction history;
  • your participation in the Annual General Meeting of shareholders.

 

3.2 What Data do We collect?

DIOR collects several types of Personal Data about You:

• Identification and contact information: e.g., last name, first name, postal address;
• Data related to your status as a registered shareholder: number of shares and transaction history, and, if applicable, your status as a bearer shareholder;
• Data related to your participation in the Annual General Meeting of shareholders: registration, proxy, voting order, remote monitoring registration whether you are a registered or bearer shareholder.

We collect technical information about the device that You use to login, as well as your use of the Website (g., operating system, type of browser used, whether a proxy is used, location of the device inferred from your IP address that identifies your computer, access time, accessed pages and the link that enabled You to access our Website).

 

3.3 On what legal grounds and for which purposes do We use the Data that We collect?

In accordance with current personal data protection regulations, We only collect Personal Data when We have a legal basis to do so.

Your Personal Data is processed on the basis of Your consent in order to correspond with You in case of a message received via the contact form of the Website.

Your Personal Data is processed on the basis of Our legitimate interest and on the basis of compliance with legal, tax and statutory requirements in order to:

• ensure the proper conduct of the Annual General Meeting of shareholders;
• ensure the security of the Annual General Meeting of shareholders;
• manage the DIOR shareholder database;
• ensure the defence of our interests in the event of litigation or legal action;

We may also store your Personal Data when the law requires Us to do so or to defend our legal rights.

 

3.4 Who has access to your Data?

3.4.1. Accessibility within DIOR

Your Data is processed by DIOR for the purposes described above and are only accessible to DIOR personnel who need to know it to perform their duties.

In this respect, your Personal Data is processed by the following departments of DIOR:

• Legal Department for the management of responses to your requests and the monitoring of DIOR shareholdings;
• Financial Communication Department for managing responses to your requests;
• General Services Department for the management of security for the Annual General Meeting of shareholders;
• DIOR’s Security Department to manage cybersecurity of the Website.

 

3.4.2. Accessibility by third parties

Certain third parties may have access to your Data, specifically:

• our archiving subcontractor;
• our subcontractors carrying out the capture and storage of remote surveillance recordings at the Annual General Meeting of shareholders;  
• any authority, court or other third party where such disclosure is required by law, regulation or court order, or where such disclosure is necessary for the protection and defence of Our rights.

 

3.5 Is any Personal Data transferred outside of the European Economic Area?

Your Data is processed in France by DIOR

owever, We may rely on certain service providers, which are located abroad or which themselves rely on processors located abroad, including outside of the European Economic Area (EEA) in countries where personal data protection laws differ from those that apply in the EEA.

Any transfer of Your Data outside the EEA will be subject to appropriate safeguards that comply with applicable data protection regulations. We will provide You with a copy of the applicable safeguards upon request.

 

3.6 How long do We store your Data?

Data is stored as long as required for the purpose for which it was collected as described at section 3.3 of this Policy and, in any case, will be deleted at the end of such period.

 

 

Please see the table below for additional details about these periods.

 

Purpose	Personal Data	Retention period before deletion
Management of the Christian Dior shareholding	Name, first name, number of shares, transaction history	The entire life of the company + 6 years from the deletion of the company from the Trade and Companies Register
Remote monitoring of the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders	Image and video	This Data will be deleted 30 days after the end of the event *
Ensuring the proper conduct of the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders	Enrolment, procura, voting order	These data are archived as soon as the event is over for a period of 6 years from the date of the last transaction mentioned in the books or registers or the date on which the documents or records were drawn up.
Respond to your requests via the contact form on the dior-finances.com website	Name, first name, e-mail address	These data will be deleted 18 months after the last communication
Website Security	Technical data of the device You are using (IP address, device type, browser identifier, etc.)	6 months, then the Data will be destroyed or anonymised.

 

* In the event of an incident during the General Assembly, the registration data may be communicated to the police and/or competent authorities and thus retained for the duration of the proceedings.

 

4. What are your rights in relation to your Data ?

 

4.1 Access, rectification and portability

In accordance with current regulations, You have the right to access your Data. You may also request correction of Your Personal Data should they be inaccurate. Depending on the purpose of processing, You also have the right to have incomplete Personal Data completed.

To respond to your request, We may ask You to provide Us with a proof of your identity. We may also need to ask You for additional information or supporting documents. We will make every effort to respond to your request as soon as possible.

You may, to the extent provided for by law, exercise your right to Data portability which allows You to retrieve, in an interoperable format, the Personal Data that You provided to Us.

 

4.2 Right to erasure of your Data and to limitation of the processing of your Data

You may request erasure of your Personal Data if:

• You believe that our processing of your Personal Data is no longer needed for the purposes described in this Privacy Policy ;
• You believe that the processing is unlawful or You contest the accuracy of the Data We process about You ;
• You are not anymore a DIOR’s shareholder;
• You withdrew your consent to the processing of your Data.

Alternatively, to the extent provided for by law, You may request limitation of the processing of your Data.

Please note that despite the exercise of your right to erasure or processing limitation, We will store some of Your Personal Data when the law requires Us to do so, or to exercise or defend our rights.

 

4.3 Right to establish instructions for the management of your Personal Data after your death

For France and when mandatory local provisions so provide, You may determine how You want Us to handle your Personal Data upon your death.

 

4.4 Procedure to exercise your Data protection right

You may exercise your rights in relation to your Data by using the following contact form : https:// www.dior-finance.com/en/cms/1-contact and specifying “Personal data” in the subject of the form

 

 

5. How is your Personal Data secured?

DIOR uses technical and organizational measures that comply with French and EU legal and regulatory requirements, to keep your Data secure and confidential.

Under written agreements, DIOR requires its service providers and processors to provide safeguards and implement sufficient security measures to protect the Personal Data they have agreed to process, in accordance with applicable requirements under personal data protection laws.

However, DIOR does not control all risks related to the operation of the Internet and draws your attention to the inherent risks of using any website.

 

6. Cookies

We use strictly technical cookies to ensure the proper functioning of the Website and anonymous cookies for statistical analysis purposes.

The audience measurement services are necessary for the functioning of the Website and for its proper administration. You will find all the elements relating to the confidentiality policy for these cookies at the following address: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/6004245.

 

7. Third party websites

There may be links to third-party websites (such as DIOR Group affiliates’ websites) that We do not control, and which are governed by their own confidentiality and personal data protection policies. This Privacy Policy does not apply to third-party websites. Please review the confidentiality and personal data protection policies of the third-party websites that You visit to understand how they process your Data. DIOR shall not be liable for any use of your Data by any third parties.

 

8. How can You contact Us if You have queries or complaints?

For any questions concerning this Privacy Policy or for any queries or complaints regarding your Personal Data, You may contact Us by using the following contact form : https:// www.dior-finance.com/en/cms/1-contact and specifying “Personal data” in the subject of the form

If You have a complaint about the way We process your Data, You also have the right to contact the Commission Nationale de l’Informatique et des Libertés (French data protection authority, CNIL), 3 Place de Fontenoy – TSA 80715 – 75334 PARIS CEDEX 07, Tel: 01 53 73 22 22, www.cnil.fr.