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Cookie Policy

Last updated: [date]. This page describes the cookies used by the atlasbondcredit.com website, in accordance with the European Communities (Electronic Communications Networks and Services) (Privacy and Electronic Communications) Regulations 2011 (S.I. No. 336/2011) and the GDPR.

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small text files that websites save on a user's device while browsing, used to make the site work correctly, improve its performance, or gather statistical information.

2. Cookies used by this site

As of the last update, this site uses exclusively:

NameTypePurposeDuration
atlasbc-cookie-consentTechnical (necessary)Stores the preference expressed in the cookie banner, so it isn't requested on every visit.12 months (browser local storage)

The site does not currently use analytics cookies (e.g. Google Analytics) or third-party profiling or marketing cookies. If such tools are added in future, this page and the site's cookie banner will be updated accordingly and the user's prior consent will be requested, as required under ePrivacy law.

The site loads Google Fonts (Space Grotesk, Inter, IBM Plex Mono) from Google's external servers. Google may log the IP address of the request under its own privacy notice; this loading does not set profiling cookies on our behalf.

3. Managing your cookie preferences

On your first visit to the site you can choose to accept all cookies or only technical ones via the banner shown at the bottom. You can also manage or disable cookies at any time via your browser settings:

Disabling technical cookies may affect the correct functioning of some parts of the site.

4. Data controller

Atlas Bond & Credit Limited, 22 Northumberland Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, Ireland. For questions about this notice: privacy@atlasbondcredit.com. For more information on the processing of personal data, see our Privacy Policy.

This document reflects the site's current configuration (no non-technical cookies active). If analytics, marketing or chat tools are integrated in future, the cookie table and consent mechanism will need to be updated accordingly, ideally with a consent-management platform compliant with Irish/EU law.