The document designates a named individual, Peter Albert, as Privacy Officer for The Progressive Group of Insurance Companies, and provides a physical mailing address and telephone number as the official channels for privacy policy inquiries.
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This provision satisfies the GLBA requirement for financial institutions to provide consumers with a mechanism to ask questions about privacy practices and exercise applicable rights. The named Privacy Officer designation creates an identifiable accountability point for regulatory inquiries and consumer requests.
The agreement establishes a named Privacy Officer and physical contact address, giving consumers a specific point of contact for privacy-related inquiries and requests under the terms of the applicable state-level policy.
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Compare across platforms →"To obtain additional information regarding our Privacy Policy, write to: Peter Albert, Privacy Officer The Progressive Group of Insurance Companies 300 North Commons Blvd. Mayfield Village, Ohio 44143 Call: 1-440-461-5000Excerpt from Progressive's Privacy Policy
1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: GLBA requires financial institutions to designate a point of contact for privacy-related matters and to provide consumers with clear notice of how to contact that individual or office.
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This provision satisfies the GLBA requirement for financial institutions to provide consumers with a mechanism to ask questions about privacy practices and exercise applicable rights. The named Privacy Officer designation creates an identifiable accountability point for regulatory inquiries and consumer requests.
The agreement establishes a named Privacy Officer and physical contact address, giving consumers a specific point of contact for privacy-related inquiries and requests under the terms of the applicable state-level policy.
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