Bank of America shares your personal information with outside companies under joint marketing agreements, such as other financial companies they partner with to offer products. You may be able to limit this sharing.
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The authorization of information sharing for joint marketing establishes operational parameters for how customer data may be distributed across financial institutions for coordinated marketing initiatives, which affects the scope of third-party access to customer information.
Third-party companies operating under joint marketing arrangements with Bank of America may receive your financial data, expanding the universe of entities holding your personal information beyond your direct bank.
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For joint marketing with other financial companies - To offer our products and services to you. Our joint marketing partners include our banking partner, nbkc bank, and other financial services companies.
We may share your personal information with our merchant and business partners, marketing partners, and other third parties for purposes such as joint marketing, cross-marketing, and to provide you with offers and promotions that may be of interest to you.
We may collect information derived or resulting from voluntary surveys. We may also collect Personal Information when you voluntarily provide us with Personal Information as a Visitor, such as when you use our "Contact Us" form.
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"For joint marketing with other financial companies. Yes. No.— Excerpt from Bank of America's Bank of America Privacy Notice
Joint marketing arrangements with nonaffiliated financial companies require contractual safeguards under GLBA and represent a category where opt-out rights may apply; compliance teams should verify that partner agreements include appropriate data use restrictions.
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The authorization of information sharing for joint marketing establishes operational parameters for how customer data may be distributed across financial institutions for coordinated marketing initiatives, which affects the scope of third-party access to customer information.
Third-party companies operating under joint marketing arrangements with Bank of America may receive your financial data, expanding the universe of entities holding your personal information beyond your direct bank.
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