Securitisation Act (Cap. 484)
Securitisation Act (Cap. 484), article 21
21. (1) Any data or information which is transferred between
persons within the context of a securitisation transaction shal l
accordingly be transferable without any restriction or limitati on,
although such data or information shall retain its secret or
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confidential status for other effects and purposes.
Cap. 586.
(2) Within the context of a securitisation transaction, in so fa r
as obligations arising from the Data Protection Act are concerned:
(a) any transfer of personal data shall be deemed to be for
a purpose that concerns a legitimate interest of the
transferor and transferee of such data, unless it is
shown that such interest is overridden by the interest
to protect the fundamental rights and freedoms of the
data subject and in particular the right to privacy; and
Cap. 586.
(b) any transfer of personal data to a third country that
does not ensure an adequate level of protection within
the meaning of article 10 of the Data Protection Act
shall not require the authorisation of the Data
Protection Commissioner, where the controller
provides adequate safeguards, which may result
particularly by means of appropriate contractual
provisions, with respect to the protection of the
privacy and fundamental rights and freedoms of
individuals and with respect to their exercise.
(3) For the purposes of the foregoing paragraphs, data or
information which is transferred between persons within the
context of a securitisation transaction shall be deemed to include
data or information transferred between the originator and the
securitisation vehicle, or between one securitisation vehicle and
another, or between the securitisation vehicle and any person
delegated with administration duties and functions, or between the
securitisation vehicle and a representative of the investors, o r
between the originator or securitisation vehicle and any credit
rating agencies, or between the originator or the securitisation
vehicle and any counter-party in a derivative contract, lender,
liquidity provider or credit support provider.
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