Privacy Policy
- For Customers and Partners
- For Employees and Applicants
PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION POLICY FOR CUSTOMERS AND PARTNERS
This Personal Data Protection Policy for Customers and Partners of Ha An Real Estate Business Investment Joint Stock Company (the “Policy”) is intended to inform Customers and Partners about the Personal Data processed by Ha An Real Estate Business Investment Joint Stock Company (the “Company”), the purposes and methods of processing, retention periods, and the rights and obligations of Customers and Partners concerning their Personal Data under Vietnamese laws on personal data protection. This Policy also provides recommendations to help Customers and Partners improve their awareness of personal data protection.
This Policy constitutes an integral part of the Company’s contracts, general terms and conditions, and terms of use applicable to its products and services. It applies to all activities involving the provision of the Company’s products and services and to all digital platforms through which the Company interacts with individual Customers and Partners.
The Company is responsible for notifying Customers and Partners of this Policy and obtaining their consent before processing Personal Data as required by law. By selecting “I have read and agree,” selecting “I agree to the Company’s Policy and Terms of Use,” entering into a contract that refers to this Policy, signing or continuing to perform a contract or transaction with the Company, continuing to register for, log in to or use the Company’s websites, mobile websites or applications, or continuing to use the Company’s products or services without raising an objection to this Policy, the Customer or Partner confirms that they have carefully read, fully understood and accepted the Company’s Personal Data Protection Policy as issued and amended from time to time.
Company: BLUEMARQ Development Joint Stock Company (BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT).
Customer/Partner:
(i) An individual, or the lawful representative of an individual, who uses or is interested in the Company’s products or services.
(ii) An individual, or the lawful representative of an individual, who has accessed or registered an account on a website, mobile website or application owned by the Company.
(iii) An individual, or the lawful representative of an individual, who enters into or performs a contract or transaction with the Company, including but not limited to activities involving investment, capital contributions, construction, business, commerce, advertising or other lawful activities. This definition excludes applicants and employees governed by the Company’s separate personal data protection policy for employees, applicants and related persons.
Company Products and Services:
(i) Products and services directly operated, developed and provided by the Company.
(i) Products and services provided by the Company in cooperation with its partners.
The Company may process Personal Data in the following circumstances:
a. When a Customer/Partner or their lawful representative contacts the Company to request advice or express interest in its products or services.
b. When a Customer/Partner trials, registers for, enters into a contract for or uses the Company’s products or services.
c. When a Customer/Partner accesses or registers an account on the Company’s websites, mobile websites or applications.
d. When a Customer/Partner consents to providing Personal Data through publicly available sources, including the Company’s websites, applications, meetings, events, seminars, conferences, social media channels or programmes organised, sponsored or attended by the Company, or through cookies recorded on the Company’s website.
e. When a Customer/Partner of an organisation or enterprise permits that organisation or enterprise to share their Personal Data with the Company.
f. When the individual is a customer of an organisation in which the Company has contributed capital or acquired shares, or of an organisation cooperating with the Company to provide products or services.
g. When requested by a competent state authority.
h. When the Company performs activities for the Personal Data Processing Purposes specified in Article 3.
i. In other circumstances permitted by law.
The Personal Data processed by the Company may vary depending on the relevant product, service and method of interaction.
a. Basic Personal Data
– Full legal name, including surname, middle name and given name, and any other names.
– Date of birth and date of death or disappearance.
– Gender.
– Place of birth, place of birth registration, permanent residence, temporary residence, current residence, hometown and contact address.
– Nationality.
– Personal images.
– Telephone number, identity card number, personal identification number, passport number, driving licence number, vehicle registration number, personal tax identification number, social insurance number and health insurance card number.
– Marital status.
– Family relationship information, including information about parents and children.
– Digital account information and data reflecting online activities and activity history.
– Other information associated with, or capable of identifying, a particular individual that is not classified as point (b), clause 2 of this Article.
b. Sensitive Personal Data
– Data relating to criminal offences or criminal conduct collected and retained by law enforcement authorities.
– Customer information held by credit institutions, foreign bank branches, payment intermediary service providers and other authorised organisations, including identification, account, deposit, deposited asset, transaction and security-provider information.
– Location data determined through location services.
– Other Personal Data classified by law as specific or sensitive and requiring appropriate security measures.
c. The Company will inform Customers/Partners which Personal Data is mandatory and which is optional when they contact, communicate, register or enter into a contract with the Company.
d. If mandatory Personal Data is not provided, the Customer/Partner may be unable to use certain products or services. In such circumstances, the Company may refuse to provide those products or services without being liable for compensation or contractual penalties, except where the Company is at fault.
e. Customers/Partners may voluntarily provide Personal Data beyond the information requested by the Company. By doing so, they authorise the Company to process that information for the purposes stated in this Policy or for the purpose communicated when the information is provided. Customers/Partners should not voluntarily provide Sensitive Personal Data that the Company has not requested. The Company will not process, or accept legal responsibility for, unsolicited Sensitive Personal Data provided outside its requirements.
Except in the circumstances specified in Article 13 of this Policy, the Company shall notify Customers/Partners and obtain their consent before processing their Personal Data. Personal Data that is collected, updated or supplemented must be relevant to and limited to the scope and purposes of processing specified in this Policy. The Personal Data of Customers/Partners shall be processed only for one or more of the following purposes (the “Purposes”):
– To verify the accuracy and completeness of information provided by Customers/Partners; identify or authenticate their identity; carry out Customer/Partner verification procedures; and process registrations for the Company’s products and services.
– To assess the applications and eligibility of Customers/Partners to use the Company’s products and services. The Company may apply scoring methods, set high-usage charge thresholds and review Customers’/Partners’ history of using the Company’s products and services to assess and manage credit risks and ensure their ability to fulfil payment and other related obligations throughout the provision of the Company’s products and services.
– To manage and evaluate business activities, including designing, improving and enhancing the quality of the Company’s products and services or conducting communications and marketing activities; conduct market research, surveys and data analysis relating to the Company’s products and services; and research and develop new products, services and delivery models that meet the needs of Customers/Partners.
– To provide services to Customers/Partners and contact them for consultation, information exchange, handling requests and complaints, and delivering invoices, statements, reports or other documents relating to the Company’s products and services through various channels, including email and online chat; respond to Customers’/Partners’ requests; and contact Customers/Partners, or any parties designated or requested by them, to provide information relating to their use of the Company’s products and services.
– To conduct advertising and marketing based on the interests and service-usage habits of Customers/Partners. The Company may use Personal Data to provide Customers/Partners with advertising and marketing information concerning the Company’s products and services, promotional programmes, research, surveys, news, updates, events, prize competitions, related rewards, advertisements and other relevant content concerning products and services offered by the Company or its business partners.
– If Customers/Partners do not wish to receive periodic emails, messages and/or newsletters for the Company’s advertising or marketing purposes, they may opt out using the methods instructed by the Company through channels such as SMS messages, telephone calls, checkboxes on the Company’s websites, mobile websites or applications, or by contacting the Company’s customer service hotline. The frequency of such communications shall be determined in accordance with the Company’s policies in effect from time to time and applicable laws.
– To prepare financial statements, operational reports and other reports required by law.
– To comply with legal obligations under applicable laws.
– To prevent fraud or mitigate threats to the life or health of other persons and to the public interest. The Company may use Customers’/Partners’ Personal Data to prevent and detect fraud or abuse and to protect Customers/Partners, the Company and other relevant parties.
– To conduct internal administrative activities.
– The Company does not buy or sell Personal Data in any form.
The Company may perform one or more operations involving Personal Data, including collecting, recording, analysing, verifying, storing, editing, disclosing, combining, accessing, retrieving, recovering, encrypting, decrypting, copying, sharing, transmitting, providing, transferring, deleting or destroying Personal Data, as well as other related operations.
– Commencement of Data Processing: Data Processing shall commence when any of the Purposes specified in Article 3 of this Policy arises.
– Termination of Data Processing: The Company shall terminate the Processing of Personal Data once the relevant Purpose specified in Article 3 of this Policy has been fulfilled, unless otherwise required by law, the Customer/Partner withdraws their consent to the Processing of Personal Data, or a competent state authority submits a written request.
Except in the circumstances specified in Article 13 of this Policy, the Company shall obtain the consent of Customers/Partners before sharing their Personal Data with the following organisations or individuals for the Purposes specified in Article 3 of this Policy:
– The Company.
– Third-party service providers and business cooperation partners, with or without profit-sharing arrangements: The Company may engage and/or cooperate with other companies and individuals to perform certain activities and programmes, including advertising and promotional programmes for Customers/Partners, market research, product analysis and development, strategic consulting and payment-collection services. These third-party service providers and/or partners may access, collect, use and process Customers’/Partners’ Personal Data only within the scope authorised by the Company and as necessary to perform their functions. They must comply with applicable Personal Data protection laws in their capacity as Personal Data Processors.
– Parties involved in corporate restructuring: In the course of its business development, the Company may acquire or dispose of businesses or undertake corporate restructuring in accordance with applicable laws and its business requirements. In connection with such transactions, Personal Data may be transferred to the relevant transferee, who shall remain subject to the provisions of this Policy.
– Competent state authorities: The Company may disclose Personal Data where required by applicable laws or at the request of a competent state regulatory authority.
– Other telecommunications enterprises: The Company may disclose Personal Data to other telecommunications enterprises for tariff calculation, invoicing and the prevention of Customers’/Partners’ avoidance of their contractual obligations.
1. Right to Be Informed and Right to Consent: Through this Policy, the Company informs Customers/Partners of its Personal Data Processing activities before processing their Personal Data. Customers/Partners have the right to consent or refuse to consent to the terms and conditions of this Policy through the methods instructed by the Company, including SMS messages, telephone calls, checkboxes on the Company’s websites, mobile websites or applications, or by contacting the Company’s customer service hotline. The Company shall process Personal Data only after obtaining the Customer’s/Partner’s consent.
2. Right of Access and Right to Request the Provision of Personal Data: Customers/Partners have the right to access the Company’s applications, websites or mobile websites and/or contact the Company directly to view and obtain the Personal Data they have provided to the Company for the Purposes specified in Article 3 of this Policy. If Customers/Partners are unable to access or obtain their Personal Data independently, or encounter difficulties in doing so, they may contact the Company for assistance.
3. Right to Rectification: Customers/Partners have the right to rectify their Personal Data, provided that such rectification does not violate applicable laws. If Customers/Partners are unable to rectify their Personal Data independently, or encounter difficulties in doing so, they may contact the Company for assistance.
4. Right to Object to or Restrict Processing and Withdraw Consent
a. Customers/Partners have the right to object to the Processing of their Personal Data, request restrictions on such Processing or withdraw their consent to the Processing of their Personal Data. However, such objection, restriction or withdrawal of consent may prevent the Company from providing its products or services to Customers/Partners. This may entitle the Company to unilaterally terminate the relevant contract without being required to compensate Customers/Partners because the conditions for performing the contract have changed, except where the Company is at fault. The Company therefore recommends that Customers/Partners carefully consider the consequences before objecting to or restricting the Processing of their Personal Data or withdrawing their consent.
b. If Customers/Partners wish to limit the receipt of advertising, marketing or promotional content from the Company, withdraw previously granted consent, if any, and/or object to the continued use of their Personal Data for the purposes specified in Article 3 of this Policy, they should follow the instructions provided by the Company when their Personal Data was collected or contact the Company using the information provided in this Policy. If Customers/Partners no longer wish to receive notifications from the Company’s application, they should adjust the notification settings in the application or on their devices.
5. Right to Deletion of Personal Data: Customers/Partners have the right to request that the Company delete their Personal Data, provided that the request complies with applicable laws.However, a request for deletion may prevent the Company from providing its products or services to Customers/Partners. This may entitle the Company to unilaterally terminate the relevant contract without being required to compensate Customers/Partners because the conditions for performing the contract have changed, except where the Company is at fault. The Company therefore recommends that Customers/Partners carefully consider the consequences before requesting the deletion of their Personal Data.
6. Right to Complain, Denounce Violations or Initiate Legal Proceedings: Customers/Partners have the right to lodge complaints, denounce violations or initiate legal proceedings in accordance with applicable laws.
7. Right to Claim Compensation for Damage: Customers/Partners have the right to claim compensation from the Company in accordance with applicable laws where a violation of Personal Data protection regulations occurs and all the following conditions are satisfied:
– The Company has committed a violation of applicable Personal Data protection laws.
– The violation has caused actual damage to Customers/Partners.
– Customers/Partners have fully performed their Personal Data protection obligations under applicable laws, this Policy and any other agreement between the Company and the Customers/Partners.
8. Right to Self-Protection: Customers/Partners have the right to protect themselves in accordance with the Civil Code, other relevant laws and Decree No. 13/2023/ND-CP on Personal Data Protection, as amended from time to time. Customers/Partners may also request a competent authority or organisation to apply measures for the protection of civil rights in accordance with Article 11 of the Civil Code.
Customers/Partners are responsible for protecting their Personal Data as follows:
1. Customers/Partners shall proactively implement measures to protect, manage and securely use their accounts and personal electronic devices, including smartphones, desktop computers, tablets and laptops. Such measures include logging out of accounts after use, creating strong and difficult-to-guess passwords, and keeping login credentials and passwords confidential. These security and account-management measures help prevent unauthorised access to Customers’/Partners’ accounts. The Company shall not be liable for losses or damage suffered by Customers/Partners where:
– A Customer’s/Partner’s password is disclosed, lost or stolen, resulting in unauthorised access to their account;
– An unauthorised person uses the services or performs activities through a Customer’s/Partner’s account on a lost or misplaced mobile device; or
– The Company’s systems are unlawfully accessed by a third party despite the Company having fully implemented appropriate system-protection measures
2. Upon accepting all the terms and conditions of this Policy, Customers/Partners are responsible for providing complete and accurate Personal Data as requested by the Company. Customers/Partners must promptly notify the Company upon discovering any violation of Personal Data protection regulations. Customers/Partners may voluntarily provide Personal Data beyond the information requested by the Company, provided that they comply with Clause 2, Article 2 of this Policy.
3. Customers/Partners are responsible for respecting the Personal Data of other Data Subjects, complying with applicable Personal Data protection laws, and participating in the prevention and combating of violations of Personal Data protection regulations.
1. Confidentiality and Protection: The Personal Data of Customers/Partners retained by the Company shall be kept confidential. The Company will use reasonable efforts and implement appropriate measures to protect such Personal Data.
2. Location of Personal Data Storage: To the extent permitted by applicable laws, the Company may store the Personal Data of Customers/Partners in Vietnam or overseas, including through cloud-storage solutions. The Company shall apply data-security standards consistent with applicable laws and regulations.
3. Personal Data Retention Period: The Company shall retain the Personal Data of Customers/Partners only for the period reasonably necessary to fulfil the Purposes specified in Article 3 of this Policy. Where applicable laws prescribe a different Personal Data retention period, the Company shall comply with those legal requirements.
1. The Company undertakes to maintain the confidentiality of Customers’/Partners’ Personal Data in accordance with applicable laws and the Company’s Personal Data Protection Policy.
2. The Company shall use reasonable efforts and appropriate technical measures to protect Customers’/Partners’ Personal Data against violations of Personal Data protection regulations and to prevent accidental loss, destruction or damage. The Company maintains its commitment to Personal Data security by implementing physical, electronic and administrative safeguards, including:
a. The servers supporting the Company’s official websites and the information systems containing Personal Data shall be protected by security measures and technologies such as firewalls, encryption and intrusion-prevention systems. The Company shall also implement personnel controls and establish inspection, assessment and review procedures to prevent violations of Personal Data protection regulations.
b. The Company shall implement all appropriate measures to ensure that Customers’/Partners’ Personal Data is processed in accordance with the Purposes previously communicated to them. The Company shall comply with all applicable legal requirements concerning the retention of Personal Data.
3. The Company shall fulfil Customers’/Partners’ requests concerning their Personal Data, provided that such requests comply with applicable laws.
4. The Company shall perform all other obligations required by applicable laws and this Policy.
1. The Company uses various information-security measures and technologies to protect Customers’/Partners’ Personal Data against unauthorised or unintended use or disclosure. The Company is committed to protecting such Personal Data to the greatest extent reasonably possible. Possible unintended consequences and damage may include:
a. Hardware or software failures occurring during Personal Data Processing that result in the corruption, damage or loss of Customers’/Partners’ Personal Data;
b. Security vulnerabilities beyond the Company’s control or cyberattacks on the Company’s systems that result in the unauthorised disclosure of Customers’/Partners’ Personal Data; or
c. The disclosure of Personal Data by Customers/Partners themselves as a result of carelessness or fraud, accessing websites or downloading applications containing malicious software, or voluntarily sharing information with other persons.
2. The Company recommends that Customers/Partners strictly comply with their Personal Data protection responsibilities specified in Article 8 of this Policy and applicable laws.
3. Where a hardware or software failure occurs during Personal Data Processing as specified in Point (a), Clause 1 of this Article, the Company shall compensate Customers/Partners for direct damage in accordance with the relevant Contract, General Terms and Conditions and applicable laws. Where the Company’s data-storage servers are attacked by hackers, resulting in the loss of Customers’/Partners’ Personal Data, or where Customers/Partners disclose their own Personal Data as specified in Points (b) and (c), Clause 1 of this Article, the Company shall notify the competent authorities so that the incident can be promptly investigated and handled and shall inform the affected Customers/Partners.
The Company’s websites, mobile websites and applications may contain third-party advertisements and links to other websites, mobile websites or applications. Third-party advertising partners may collect information about Customers/Partners when they interact with such partners’ content, advertisements or services. Access to and use of third-party links or websites are not governed by this Policy. Instead, they are subject to the privacy policies of the relevant third parties. The Company is not responsible for the privacy or information-handling practices of any third party.
The Company may process Personal Data without obtaining the Data Subject’s consent in the following circumstances:
1. In an emergency where the immediate Processing of relevant Personal Data is necessary to protect the life or health of the Data Subject or another person;
2. Where Personal Data is disclosed in accordance with applicable laws;
3. Where Personal Data is processed by a competent state authority in connection with:
– A state of emergency involving national defence, national security, public order or social safety;
– A major disaster or dangerous epidemic;
– A threat to national security or defence that has not reached the level requiring the declaration of a state of emergency; or
– The prevention and combating of riots, terrorism, crime or other violations of law;
4. Where Processing is necessary for the performance of the Data Subject’s contractual obligations to a relevant authority, organisation or individual in accordance with applicable laws; or
5. Where Processing is necessary for the activities of a state authority as prescribed by sector-specific laws.
If Customers/Partners have any questions concerning this Policy or wish to exercise their rights relating to Personal Data, they may contact the Company through the following methods:
1. Contact the Company’s hotline using the information published on its official websites, mobile websites or applications from time to time.
2. Send written correspondence to the following address:
BLUEMARQ Development Joint Stock Company (BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT)
No. 18 Kha Van Can Street, Di An Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
3. Contact the Company directly at any of its transaction offices nationwide.
4. Use other available contact methods, including live chat, the Company’s official social media pages or the customer service email address provided to Customers/Partners from time to time.
PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION POLICY FOR EMPLOYEES AND APPLICANTS
This Policy governs the collection, use, retention and protection of the Personal Data of Employees/Applicants during the recruitment process and throughout the establishment and performance of their employment relationship with the Company.
By submitting application materials or continuing to participate in the recruitment process, Employees/Applicants confirm that they have read, understood and agreed to the contents of this Policy.
| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT/Company/Group | BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT Joint Stock Company. |
| 2 | Personal Data Processor | An organisation that processes Personal Data on behalf of BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT under a contract or agreement with BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT. |
| 3 | Data Subject | An individual to whom the Personal Data relates. In this Policy, the term refers to an Employee, Applicant and/or Related Person. |
| 4 | Personal Data | Information in the form of symbols, writing, numbers, images, sounds or similar forms in an electronic environment that is associated with, or capable of identifying, a particular individual. Personal Data includes Basic Personal Data and Sensitive Personal Data. |
| 5 | Personal Data Processing | One or more operations involving Personal Data, including collecting, recording, analysing, verifying, storing, editing, disclosing, combining, accessing, retrieving, recovering, encrypting, decrypting, copying, sharing, transmitting, providing, transferring, deleting or destroying Personal Data, as well as other related operations. |
| 6 | Employee | Any individual who has an employment or working relationship with BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT under a probationary contract, employment contract, vocational training contract, internship agreement or another agreement permitted by applicable laws. |
| 7 | Applicant | An individual who has submitted an application to become an employee, intern or holder of another position at BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT. |
| 8 | Related Person | An individual connected to the Data Subject, including but not limited to a dependant, spouse, child, biological or adoptive parent, friend, referee, emergency contact and/or another individual having a relationship with the Data Subject. |
| 9 | Consent | A written communication submitted by the Data Subject to BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT, a form or contract entered into between BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT and the Data Subject, or another form permitted by applicable laws that expresses the Data Subject’s agreement to the Processing of their Personal Data.Where the Data Subject is an Applicant applying online, Consent may be expressed by selecting the checkbox containing the statement: “I have read, fully understood and agreed to BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT’s Personal Data Processing Policy.”Consent may also be expressed through a substantially similar statement displayed in printed materials or on BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT’s platforms in connection with its Personal Data Processing purposes. |
1. This Policy specifically governs the following matters:
a. The scope and purposes of Processing the Data Subject’s Personal Data;
b. The parties participating in the Processing of Personal Data;
c. The rights and obligations relating to the Data Subject’s Personal Data;
d. The commencement and termination of Personal Data Processing;
e. The methods of Personal Data Processing;
f. Possible unintended consequences and damage; and
g. Other matters relating to Personal Data Processing.
2. By submitting an application to BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT and/or authorising BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT to use the Personal Data of the Data Subject and/or a Related Person, the Data Subject accepts all terms and conditions specified in this Policy (collectively, the “Personal Data Processing Terms and Conditions”).
3. By providing BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT with the Personal Data of a Related Person, the Data Subject represents and warrants to BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT that:
– The Related Person has been fully informed of this Policy; and
– The Data Subject has obtained the Related Person’s lawful consent and authorisation for the Processing of their Personal Data in accordance with the Personal Data Processing Terms and Conditions of this Policy.
4. The Personal Data Processing Terms and Conditions contained in this Policy constitute an integral part of the agreements, contracts, terms and conditions governing the relationship between the Data Subject and BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT. If any discrepancy and/or conflict arises between the Personal Data Processing Terms and Conditions and any terms and conditions governing the same purposes under an agreement and/or contract between the Data Subject and BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT, whether entered into before, on or after the effective date of this Policy, the Personal Data Processing Terms and Conditions shall prevail and automatically supersede the conflicting terms and conditions of such agreement and/or contract.
1. Scope of Processing
Depending on the circumstances, BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT may process all or part of the Data Subject’s Basic Personal Data and Sensitive Personal Data, including:
a. Basic Personal Data
– Full legal name, including surname, middle name and given name, and any other names or aliases;
– Date of birth and date of death or disappearance;
– Gender;
– Nationality;
– Place of birth, permanent residence, temporary residence, hometown and contact address;
– Telephone number, email address, citizen identification number, passport number, driving licence number, vehicle registration number, personal tax identification number, social insurance number, health insurance card number, work permit number, information contained in the work permit and visa information;
– Marital status and information concerning family relationships, including parents, spouse and children;
– Information concerning Related Persons;
– Résumé or CV, cover letter, relevant or previous work experience, educational qualifications, academic transcripts and other information provided by the Data Subject to BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT for registration, employment applications or the recruitment process;
– Reference information and information obtained through background checks, if any, including information provided by third parties;
– Personal Data reflecting the Data Subject’s employment, education and training, commendation and disciplinary history;
– Personal images, videos and audio recordings, including but not limited to photographs included in application documents, images or voices of the Data Subject recorded through online conferencing platforms, and images collected through security-surveillance equipment at offices or buildings;
– Workplace-location information and business-travel history;
– Information concerning the Data Subject’s personal skills, other talents and interests, if any;
– Results of any aptitude or personality assessment completed by the Data Subject and provided to BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT;
– Information concerning the Data Subject’s employment commencement, grade and position;
– Other information required by applicable laws or voluntarily provided by the Data Subject to BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT during the recruitment process and/or employment with BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT that is not classified as Sensitive Personal Data; and
– Other information associated with, or capable of identifying, a particular individual that is not classified as Sensitive Personal Data.
b. Sensitive Personal Data
– Bank account numbers;
– Political and religious views;
– Information concerning criminal offences or criminal conduct contained in criminal records;
– Financial information, including salaries, grants, allowances, bonuses and other benefits, as amended or adjusted from time to time;
– Health status and private information recorded in medical records;
– Racial and ethnic origin;
– Images and fingerprints;
– Personal location data determined through location services; and
– Other Personal Data classified by applicable laws as specific or sensitive and requiring appropriate security measures.
BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT processes the Data Subject’s Personal Data for the following purposes (collectively, the “Processing Purposes”):
– To verify the Data Subject’s identity and the accuracy of the information provided and to conduct reference and background checks where necessary;
– To assess and determine an Applicant’s eligibility and suitability for the position applied for or for similar employment opportunities that may arise in the future and to identify potential conflicts of interest;
– To take preparatory steps for entering into probationary contracts, employment contracts, vocational training contracts, internship agreements and other agreements permitted by applicable laws and to enter into and perform the obligations arising from such contracts and agreements;
– To carry out procedures and processes relating to the recruitment of the Data Subject, including assessing whether the Applicant satisfies the relevant requirements and making an employment offer;
– To fulfil obligations relating to tax, social insurance, employment, trade unions and employee health examinations in accordance with applicable laws and to provide Employees’ information and Personal Data to competent state authorities upon request, including but not limited to labour, insurance, statistics, trade union, state banking and tax authorities;
– To pay salaries and bonuses and administer employment policies, benefits and welfare programmes in accordance with BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT’s internal labour regulations, collective labour agreements and other internal policies, including managing insurance and other benefits for Employees and their dependants;
– To provide courses and training programmes designed to improve soft skills and other skills or knowledge required for recruitment, talent and succession planning, job-related training or the performance of probationary and employment contracts with BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT;
– To arrange business trips, events, activities, training programmes, vocational training and internal employee transfers or rotations;
– To assess an Employee’s capability and suitability for a new position, including for promotion purposes;
– To conduct internal human-resources administration, maintain databases for BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT’s operational requirements, and compile and update Employee information; and to communicate disciplinary measures internally to foster an effective and disciplined workplace culture;
– To conduct internal controls, risk management and investigations, impose disciplinary measures where violations occur, and resolve employment disputes;
– To conduct audits, settlements, reporting, statistical analysis, surveys and data analysis relating to personnel, employment, payroll, tax, social insurance and health insurance;
– To enter into, perform and comply with agreements and contracts between BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT and other parties;
– To share an Employee’s business contact information with customers, suppliers and/or partners where relevant to the Employee’s position and duties;
– To obtain professional advice, including but not limited to legal advice, concerning any matter relating to BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT and/or the Data Subject;
– To compile statistics and determine which officers and Employees are eligible for preferential loans from BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT in a given year;
– To provide the Data Subject with information concerning BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT and its products and services;
– To provide Personal Data to BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT’s business units and branches, if any, service providers and other relevant third parties authorised to process Personal Data on behalf of BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT for the Processing Purposes;
– To assist Employees in obtaining immigration visas or work permits where necessary and to establish emergency-contact arrangements;
– To manage and ensure workplace security and safety;
– To carry out other activities relating to the employment relationship or for other purposes required or permitted by applicable laws, regulations or guidance issued by competent state authorities; and
– For any other purpose permitted by Vietnamese law.
The Processing Purposes specified above may continue to apply for a reasonable period after the Data Subject withdraws their application to BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT, where the Data Subject is an Applicant, or terminates or changes their employment relationship with BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT, where the Data Subject is an Employee. Such period includes any time reasonably necessary for BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT to exercise or enforce its rights under a contract with the Employee or under applicable laws.
If BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT processes the Data Subject’s Personal Data for any purpose other than the Processing Purposes specified in this Article, BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT shall inform the Data Subject of how the relevant Personal Data will be processed and obtain any additional consent required before processing the Personal Data for such purpose, in accordance with applicable laws and regulations.
1. Subject to full compliance with Vietnamese laws, BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT may share all or part of the Data Subject’s Personal Data with the following parties:
a. BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT entities: Business units, branches, transaction offices, subsidiaries and affiliated companies, if any.
b. Personal Data Processors: Organisations and individuals acting as Personal Data Processors, including but not limited to:
– Goods and service providers, including courier service providers, human-resources service providers, and work-permit and visa service providers;
– Recruitment agencies, candidate-search firms and employment-referral service providers;
– Training and coaching providers;
– Healthcare providers, medical examination providers and hospitals;
– Travel and transportation service providers;
– Cloud-storage and information-technology service providers;
– Analytics and advisory service providers;
– Professional advisers, including but not limited to lawyers, legal advisers, financial advisers, accountants, auditors and/or other professional consulting firms;
– Notary offices and bailiff service providers; and
– Insurance companies and insurance brokers.
c. Authorised third parties: Any third party that the Data Subject authorises BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT to share Personal Data with, including but not limited to the Data Subject’s Related Persons.
d. State authorities: Any competent state authority and/or subordinate body of such authority in accordance with Vietnamese laws.
e. Business transfers: BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT may share Employees’ Personal Data with other parties in connection with any consolidation, acquisition, merger, cooperation arrangement, restructuring, financing or other business transaction.
f. Other third parties: Other third parties that BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT considers necessary for the Processing Purposes or as required by applicable laws.
2. BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT shall otherwise treat the Data Subject’s Personal Data as private and confidential. Except for the parties specified above, BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT shall not disclose Personal Data to any other party unless:
a. The Data Subject has provided consent;
b. BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT is required or permitted to make the disclosure under applicable laws;
c. The disclosure is required or authorised by a decision of a competent state authority;
d. BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT transfers its rights and obligations under one or more agreements between the Data Subject and BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT; and/or
e. BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT is required to fulfil its obligations to a competent state authority.
1. Unless otherwise provided by applicable laws, the Data Subject has the following rights concerning their Personal Data:
a. Right to Be Informed: The Data Subject has the right to be informed of activities involving the Processing of their Personal Data.
b. Right to Consent: The Data Subject has the right to consent or refuse to consent to the Processing of their Personal Data, except where applicable laws permit Personal Data to be processed without the Data Subject’s consent.
c. Right of Access: The Data Subject has the right to access and view their Personal Data, rectify it or request its rectification.
d. Right to Withdraw Consent: The Data Subject has the right to withdraw their consent.
e. Right to Deletion: The Data Subject has the right to delete or request the deletion of their Personal Data.
f. Right to Restrict Processing: The Data Subject has the right to request restrictions on the Processing of their Personal Data.
g. Right to Request the Provision of Personal Data: The Data Subject has the right to request that their Personal Data be provided to them.
h. Right to Object to Processing: The Data Subject has the right to object to the Processing of their Personal Data to prevent or restrict its disclosure or its use for advertising and marketing purposes.
i. Right to Complain, Denounce Violations or Initiate Legal Proceedings: The Data Subject has the right to lodge complaints, denounce violations or initiate legal proceedings in accordance with applicable laws.
j. Right to Claim Compensation for Damage: The Data Subject has the right to claim compensation for damage arising from a violation of regulations governing the protection of their Personal Data.
k. Right to Self-Protection: The Data Subject has the right to protect themselves in accordance with the Civil Code, other relevant laws and Decree No. 13/2023/ND-CP on Personal Data Protection and to request a competent authority or organisation to apply measures for the protection of their civil rights.
2. If the Data Subject wishes to exercise any right concerning Personal Data controlled and processed by BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT, the Data Subject must notify BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT through one of the methods specified in this Policy. Upon receiving a complete and valid request, BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT shall use reasonable efforts to fulfil the request within the period prescribed by applicable laws. If BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT is unable to fulfil the request for any reason, it shall notify the Data Subject, except where Vietnamese law prohibits such notification.
3. If an Applicant withdraws consent to the Processing of their Personal Data or requests the rectification, deletion and/or destruction of their Personal Data, and such request prevents BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT from continuing the interview or recruitment process, BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT shall treat the request as the Applicant’s decision to withdraw their application for the relevant position.
4. If an Employee withdraws consent to the Processing of their Personal Data or requests the rectification, deletion and/or destruction of their Personal Data, and such request prevents BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT from entering into an employment contract with the Employee, BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT shall treat the request as the Employee’s refusal to enter into the employment contract. If the exercise of such rights prevents BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT from performing its obligations to the Employee under a contract or agreement, BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT shall not be liable to the Employee for any resulting loss or damage.
5. For the avoidance of doubt, when the Data Subject exercises the right to withdraw consent:
a. The withdrawal shall take legal effect with respect to BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT only after the request has been submitted to BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT and BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT has completed the identity-verification process necessary to confirm the Data Subject’s rights. The withdrawal shall not have retroactive effect on any consent granted before that time; and
b. The withdrawal shall apply only to the specific Personal Data Processing Purpose or Purposes identified by the Data Subject. It shall not automatically apply to all Personal Data Processing Purposes specified in this Policy unless the Data Subject expressly states otherwise.
The Data Subject has the following obligations concerning their Personal Data:
1. To protect their Personal Data and request that relevant organisations and individuals also protect such Personal Data. If Personal Data is disclosed due to the Data Subject’s carelessness or fault, the Data Subject shall accept the risks and potential damage arising from such disclosure.
2. To respect and protect the Personal Data of other individuals.
3. To provide BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT with complete and accurate Personal Data when consenting to its Processing.
4. To participate in communication, awareness and training activities concerning Personal Data protection skills organised by BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT or its partners and service providers and to acknowledge that any failure to comply may create risks to the Data Subject’s Personal Data.
5. To promptly notify BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT of any change to the Personal Data previously provided by the Data Subject.
6. At BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT’s request, to provide legally valid documentation demonstrating that the Data Subject has obtained all necessary consent and authorisation from a Related Person to provide that Related Person’s Personal Data.
7. To comply with applicable Personal Data protection laws and participate in the prevention and combating of violations of Personal Data protection regulations.
BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT shall commence Processing the Data Subject’s Personal Data upon receiving the Data Subject’s Consent to such Processing. The Data Subject’s Personal Data shall be processed for the period necessary to:
– Fulfil the Processing Purposes;
– Perform the obligations communicated by BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT to the Data Subject; and/or
– Perform the agreements and/or contracts entered into between BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT and the Data Subject.
Personal Data may be retained for a longer period where such retention is required or permitted by applicable laws, including for inspection, tax, employment and auditing purposes. Certain categories of Personal Data may be retained for longer periods than others.
1. Collection of Personal Data
BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT and/or its Personal Data Processor(s) may collect the Data Subject’s Personal Data from various lawful sources, including but not limited to:
a. Information provided directly by an Applicant to BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT during the interview process;
b. Information provided directly by an Employee to BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT when entering into a contract with BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT and during their employment with BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT;
c. Communications, correspondence and interactions with the Data Subject;
d. Audio-recording and video-recording equipment connected to security systems installed at BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT’s business units, branches, transaction offices and other premises;
e. Information provided by the Data Subject to third parties that are organisations or individuals outside BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT and its Personal Data Processors but are authorised to Process Personal Data, where the Data Subject has consented to those third parties providing such information to BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT. For the purposes of this provision, third parties may include but are not limited to providers of communications, recruitment, market research, marketing, fraud-prevention and data-aggregation services and/or other third parties connected with BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT’s activities;
f. Information obtained from BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT’s Personal Data Processors, including business partners, affiliated banks, publicly available data sources, data sources maintained by competent state authorities and other sources; and
g. Information obtained from other sources and/or third parties not specified above, provided that such sources and/or third parties Process Personal Data in accordance with Vietnamese laws and have obtained the Data Subject’s consent to provide the information to other parties, including BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT. BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT may use any collection method permitted by Vietnamese laws to collect Personal Data from the sources specified above, including but not limited to landline telephone systems, call centres, mobile telephones, email, laptop computers, closed-circuit television systems (CCTV) and other electronic transaction systems.
2. Processing Personal Data Obtained Through Audio and Video Recording in Public Areas
a. BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT may collect and process images of individuals and information obtained from security systems, including audio and video recordings captured in areas monitored by CCTV. Such areas may include, but are not limited to, branches, business units, the head office, transaction counters, corridors, entrances, exits and parking areas. In accordance with applicable laws, this information may be processed without the Data Subject’s consent for the purposes of protecting national security, maintaining public order and social safety, and protecting the lawful rights and interests of organisations and individuals.
b. BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT’s security and CCTV systems operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week to maintain order and safety for Data Subjects, prevent crime, protect facilities, and support fire prevention and firefighting. BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT undertakes to Process the Data Subject’s Personal Data only in accordance with this Policy and applicable laws.
3. Processing Children’s Personal Data
a. BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT shall Process children’s Personal Data in accordance with the principles of protecting children’s rights and best interests. Before Processing a child’s Personal Data, BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT shall implement appropriate measures to verify the child’s age.
b. BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT may receive the Personal Data of children who are the children, relatives or dependants of Employees and Process such Personal Data for the Processing Purposes specified in Article 4 of this Policy. BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT shall Process children’s Personal Data only on the basis of an agreement with the relevant Employee and for the specified Processing Purposes. Before providing such information to BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT, the Employee is responsible for ensuring that:
– The child has been fully informed of the relevant Processing Purposes;
– Consent has been obtained from the child where the child is seven years of age or older; and
– Consent has been obtained from the child’s parent or legal guardian as required by law.
The above consent requirements shall not apply in the circumstances specified in Article 17 of Decree No. 13/2023/ND-CP dated 17 April 2023.
4. Overseas Transfer of Personal Data
a. BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT may transfer or grant overseas partners and service providers access to the Data Subject’s Personal Data so that it may be processed in accordance with the Processing Purposes consented to by the Data Subject. In certain circumstances, BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT’s partners or service providers established in Vietnam may use equipment or data-processing systems located outside the territory of Vietnam to Process Personal Data on behalf of BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT. Each of the above circumstances shall be regarded as an overseas transfer of the Data Subject’s Personal Data.
b. Data protection standards and practices in certain countries may provide a lower or higher level of protection than those applicable in Vietnam. Whenever Personal Data is transferred overseas, BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT shall use reasonable efforts to implement appropriate safeguards for the Data Subject’s Personal Data, including:
– Entering into data-protection and confidentiality agreements or undertakings;
– Selecting suitable Personal Data Processors and clearly defining their duties and responsibilities; and
– Engaging only partners that have implemented appropriate Personal Data protection measures.
Please note that, although BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT shall use reasonable efforts to ensure that the Data Subject’s Personal Data is protected to the greatest extent possible in accordance with applicable laws, BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT cannot completely eliminate every risk to Personal Data during Processing.
The transmission of information through the Internet or BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT’s internal information systems may involve certain risks arising from force majeure events or cybersecurity incidents and offences, including cyberattacks, cyberterrorism and unlawful cyberespionage. Such incidents may disrupt data-processing activities or result in the unauthorised disclosure of Personal Data.
If such an incident occurs, BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT shall promptly implement the necessary measures to prevent, remedy and minimise any possible unintended damage to Personal Data. BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT shall also cooperate with competent state authorities in investigating and addressing the relevant violation.
The Data Subject acknowledges and agrees that, to the extent BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT has implemented reasonable measures to prevent such risks, BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT shall not be liable for damage caused by the acts of a third party that adversely affect an Employee’s Personal Data and are not attributable to any fault of BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT.
BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT’s websites, mobile websites and applications may contain third-party advertisements and links to other websites, mobile websites or applications. Third-party advertising partners may collect information about Customers/Partners when they interact with such partners’ content, advertisements or services. Access to and use of third-party links or websites are not governed by this Policy. Instead, they are subject to the privacy policies of the relevant third parties. BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT is not responsible for the privacy or information-handling practices of any third party.
If Customers/Partners have any questions concerning this Policy or wish to exercise their rights relating to Personal Data, they may contact BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT through the following methods:
1. Contact BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT’s hotline using the information published on its official websites, mobile websites or applications from time to time.
2. Send written correspondence to the following address:
BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT Joint Stock Company
2W Ung Van Khiem Street, Thanh My Tay Ward, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
3. Contact BLUEMARQ DEVELOPMENT directly at any of its transaction offices nationwide.