Clear information about how we handle personal data.
How Consensus Economics collects, uses and protects information provided by clients, panellists, website registrants and other users.
Last updated: December 2, 2024
Information supplied through subscriptions, registrations, correspondence and discussions.
Used to administer services and communicate about information relevant to users.
Individuals may request erasure of personal data under Article 17 of the GDPR.
Our approach to information and privacy.
Consensus Economics Inc. (CE) collects economic data, forecasts and other information which it combines into publications, data files and other formats for subscribing clients, contributing panellists, prospective clients, website registrants and others (collectively, “Users”).
The information and data published by CE is protected by copyright, and copyright notices appear on our publications and data files.
Information provided through your relationship with us.
CE maintains information supplied by clients, panellists, website registrants and other users in order to provide its services.
- Name and job title
- Postal and email address
- Company or organisation
- Information interests
- Subscription records
- Email correspondence
- Records of telephone or meeting discussions
Supporting the services we provide to users.
Service delivery
Information is maintained so that CE can provide services to users and communicate effectively with subscribers, panellists, registrants and other users.
Understanding requirements
Information about users’ interests and needs helps CE expand, develop, adapt, compile, deliver and offer information that more closely reflects actual and potential requirements.
Policies designed to protect user information.
CE is committed to protecting information about its subscribers, panellists, website registrants and other users. It operates policies intended to help ensure personal data is not misused, mislaid or prejudiced by CE or others.
CE processes information collected from users in order to provide a personalised, high-quality service. Names, addresses (including email addresses), telephone and fax numbers, information interests and subscription records are kept in electronic databases and files principally for communication with users.
Requests to erase personal information.
Individuals have the right to have personal data erased. If you would like to request erasure of your data, contact us by email.
Contact us about your personal information.
For privacy questions or requests relating to personal information held by Consensus Economics, contact our London team.