To
comply
with
other
legal
and
regulatory
obligations
We may
access,
read,
preserve,
and
disclose
information
when we
believe
it is
reasonably
necessary
to
comply
with
law,
legal
obligations,
regulations,
law
enforcement,
governmental,
and
other
legal
requests,
court
orders,
or for
disclosure
to tax
authorities.
Examples
of laws
that may
require
us to
collect,
use or
disclose
your
information:
Civil,
commercial,
criminal,
or
consumer
protection
matters:
where
we are
in
receipt
of a
court
order to
disclose
information
for the
purposes
of court
proceedings
or
regulatory
inquiries
(e.g.
orders
or
mandatory
requests
under
the
Irish
Competition
and
Consumer
Protection
Act
2014, US
federal
and
state
consumer
protection
and
privacy
laws,
subpoenas
from any
court
with
jurisdiction,
and/or
Singapore
Criminal
Procedure
Code
2010).
Corporate
and
taxation
matters:
obligations
such as
the
Irish
Companies
Act 2014
and the
Taxes
Consolidation
Act
1997,
and the
Internal
Revenue
Service
code.
Regulatory
matters:
to
comply
with our
regulatory
obligations,
including
engaging
with our
regulators,
such as
(but not
limited
to) the
U.S.
Commodity
Futures
Trading
Commission,
the
National
Futures
Association,
the U.S.
Securities
and
Exchange
Commission,
the
Central
Bank of
Ireland,
the
German
federal
financial
supervisory
authority
("BaFin"),
the
Monetary
Authority
of
Singapore,
and the
Australian
Securities
and
Investments
Commission.