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Lyon County State Bank (Bank) will not disclose, and does not wish
to reserve the right to disclose, nonpublic personal information
about customers or former customers to affiliates or nonaffiliated
third parties, except as permitted by law.
This policy is limited to only those customers who obtain a financial
product or service from the bank that is to be used primarily for
personal, family, or household purposes
Definitions used in this policy are consistent with terms used
in the statutory definitions and regulatory issuances related
to consumer
privacy in the financial services industry.
A privacy notice will be delivered as required by law. The privacy
notice accurately summarizes this bank’s privacy principles
and practices.
The customer privacy notice parallels the internal
operational policies, procedures, and controls of this bank. To
the extent the bank develops
and maintains a web site, and offers e-banking services, the customer
privacy notice will also be available on the site with conspicuous
directions on its availability.
At the time a customer establishes a customer relationship with
this bank, the initial customer privacy notice will be provided.
The establishment of a customer relationship
occurs when this bank and the customer enter into a continuing
relationship. We, at that
time, will provide the required notice such that the customer can
reasonably be expected to receive the actual notice in writing
and be able to retain it. We may reasonably expect that a customer
has
received the privacy notice and can retain it if the privacy notice
is:
- Handed in printed format to the customer.
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Mailed to the customer’s last known address.
Oral description of the notice is not deemed adequate. Accordingly,
our bank staff may not provide the initial notice required
by orally explaining the details of the notice, either in person
or over
the telephone.
Initial notices, under certain circumstances, may be provided within
a reasonable time frame after we established a customer relationship
if:
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Establishing a customer relationship is not at the customer’s
election.
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Providing the notice would substantially delay the customer’s
transaction and the customer agrees to receive the notice at
a later time.
Failure to acknowledge receipt of the notice may result
in this bank’s
refusal to provide the customer’s requested banking product
or service.
On an annual basis, no less than every 12 months, we will provide
to those customers with a continuing customer relationship, a customer
privacy notice. This notice will be provided in a clear, conspicuous
manner to each customer. However, it is acceptable to provide a
single notice for joint accountholders. Following the initial privacy
notice given to each customer, this bank has chosen to provide the
annual customer data privacy notice in May of each year.
The privacy notice provided initially and in subsequent annual
issuances will contain the following information to the extent
required by
law in a clear, conspicuous manner:
- Statement that this bank does not disclose any nonpublic
personal information about its customers to anyone, except as
permitted
by law.
- Statement about what categories of nonpublic personal information
this bank collects.
- Statement that if a customer decides to close any account(s)
or become an inactive customer, this bank will adhere to the
privacy policies
and practices as described in this notice.
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Details regarding this bank’s policies and practices with
respect to protecting the confidentiality, security, and integrity
of nonpublic
personal information.
If one or more customers jointly obtain a financial product or
service from this bank, the bank may satisfy the privacy notice
requirements by
providing one notice to those consumers jointly.
This bank will not be able to directly, or through any future
affiliation, disclose any nonpublic personal information about
a customer to
an affiliate or a nonaffiliated third party unless:
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We have provided the customer with a revised notice that accurately
summarizes this bank’s revised policies and practices.
- We have provided to the customer an opt-out notice with the
revised privacy notice.
- We have given the customer a reasonable opportunity, deemed
to be 30 days after the notice has been mailed or hand-delivered,
to
opt out of the disclosure before we disclose the information to any affiliate
or nonaffiliated third party.
- The customer does not opt out.
Until such time that this bank has followed
this procedure, it may not directly or through any affiliate disclose any nonpublic
personal
information about the customer to any affiliate or nonaffiliated
third party other than as detailed in the initial notice provided
by us to the customer.
This bank is permitted by law to disclose certain information
to affiliates and nonaffiliated third parties. We can disclose:
- Publicly available information, as defined by law.
We can
also disclose the following “exempt” nonpublic
personal information under the circumstances and reasons described
below.
We may not directly disclose any nonpublic personal information
which we may receive about a customer from a nonaffiliated
financial institution
to any other person not affiliated with either the other financial
institution or ourselves unless the disclosure would be otherwise
permitted by law.
We may use nonpublic personal information
about a consumer that we receive from a nonaffiliated institution as permitted
by law.
Pursuant to our policy of not disclosing nonpublic personal
information, we will not disclose this information to any
vendor or joint
marketers, except as otherwise permitted by law.
This bank will restrict access to nonpublic information about
its customers to those employees who need to know that information
to provide products and services to the customer. We will
maintain physical,
electronic, and procedural safeguards that comply with federal
standards to guard the customer’s nonpublic personal information.
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