Website Cookie Policy

Last updated: April 4 2026

1. Introduction

This Cookie Policy explains how CE Global Private Equity Limited (“CE Global Private Equity”, “we”, “us” or “our”) uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit or interact with our website.

CE Global Private Equity Limited was founded in 2019 and is established in Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands. CE Global Private Equity also maintains an office in London, United Kingdom.

This policy explains:

• what cookies and similar technologies are;
• the different types of cookies we may use;
• why we use them;
• which cookies require your consent;
• how long cookies may remain on your device;
• how third parties, including Google Analytics, may use cookies;
• how you can accept, reject, delete or otherwise control cookies; and
• how to contact us with questions about our use of cookies.

This Cookie Policy should be read together with our Website Privacy Policy, which explains how we collect, use, disclose, retain and protect personal data.

Our website may use strictly necessary cookies automatically because they are required to provide requested website functions, maintain security, manage authenticated sessions and operate forms. Optional cookies, including Google Analytics cookies, will not be activated unless you provide the required consent through our cookie-consent tool.

2. Who We Are

CE Global Private Equity Limited is responsible for determining how cookies and similar technologies are used through this website.

Our principal business address is:

CE Global Private Equity Limited
Ugland House
South Church Street
George Town,
Grand Cayman
Cayman Islands

Our London office is located at:

CE Global Private Equity Limited
Basildon House
7 Moorgate
London EC2R 6EA
United Kingdom

Company registration number: 1583105

Questions concerning this Cookie Policy may be sent to:

Privacy Contact
CE Global Private Equity Limited
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: ‪+1 345 987654321

3. What Is a Cookie?

A cookie is a small text file that a website places on, or reads from, your computer, smartphone, tablet or other internet-enabled device when you visit the website.

Cookies usually contain an identifier and may store or communicate information concerning:

• your browsing session;
• your website preferences;
• whether you are signed in;
• the pages you visit;
• the actions you perform;
• the device or browser you use;
• website security and authentication;
• errors or technical performance;
• your cookie-consent choices; and
• how you arrived at or interacted with the website.

Cookies do not necessarily identify you by name. However, certain cookie identifiers, internet protocol addresses, device details and related information may constitute personal data where they identify, relate to or can reasonably be connected with an identifiable individual.

4. Similar Technologies

References to “cookies” in this policy also include similar storage and access technologies where appropriate. These may include:

• local storage;
• session storage;
• software development kit identifiers;
• tracking pixels;
• web beacons;
• tags;
• scripts;
• embedded content;
• device identifiers;
• link-tracking parameters;
• server logs;
• browser or device signals; and
• other technologies that store information on, or access information from, a user's device.

Some similar technologies do not store a traditional text file on your device but may still collect or transmit information about your device or website use.

5. First-Party and Third-Party Cookies

5.1 First-Party Cookies

First-party cookies are set directly by CE Global Private Equity's website and ordinarily use the same domain as the website you are visiting.

We may use first-party cookies to:

• create and maintain website sessions;
• authenticate users;
• operate secure client-login areas;
• process website and contact forms;
• prevent fraudulent or malicious requests;
• remember privacy and cookie preferences;
• maintain website security;
• remember temporary website selections; and
• provide other website functions requested by the visitor.

5.2 Third-Party Cookies

Third-party cookies are set or accessed by an organisation other than CE Global Private Equity. For example, Google may set or access cookies if you consent to the use of Google Analytics.

Third parties may independently determine how information collected through their technologies is used. Their handling of information may also be governed by their own privacy policies, cookie policies and contractual terms.

We do not permit optional third-party analytics technologies to operate through our website before the required consent has been obtained.

6. Session and Persistent Cookies

6.1 Session Cookies

Session cookies are temporary cookies that generally remain active only while your browser is open. They may be deleted when you close your browser, although the exact behaviour can depend on the browser, device and cookie configuration.

We may use PHP session cookies to:

• create a unique temporary session;
• keep you signed in while moving between secure pages;
• maintain the continuity of a client-login session;
• associate multiple website requests with the same visit;
• retain temporary form information;
• display validation or confirmation messages;
• protect forms against unauthorised submissions;
• support security and anti-forgery controls; and
• provide website features that would not function correctly without session continuity.

6.2 Persistent Cookies

Persistent cookies remain on your device after you close your browser and ordinarily expire on a defined date or after a defined period.

Persistent cookies may be used to:

• remember your cookie-consent choices;
• remember selected website preferences;
• recognise a returning browser;
• support an optional “remember me” login function;
• measure website usage, where consent has been granted; and
• avoid repeatedly displaying the same notices.

7. Categories of Cookies We Use

We may classify cookies according to the following categories.

Cookie category	Purpose	Consent required?
Strictly necessary cookies	Required to operate the website, provide functions requested by the user, protect forms, maintain security, manage login sessions and remember cookie choices.	Generally no, where the cookie is genuinely necessary to provide the requested service or maintain essential security.
Functional cookies	Remember optional choices or provide enhanced website functionality that is not essential to the basic operation of the website.	Usually yes, unless the function is expressly requested and cannot reasonably be provided without the cookie.
Analytics cookies	Help us understand how visitors find, navigate and use the website, and help us assess website performance.	Yes. Google Analytics will remain disabled unless the visitor consents.
Security cookies	Authenticate users, detect suspicious activity, prevent fraudulent requests and protect secure website functions.	Generally no where strictly necessary for security or a requested service.
Preference cookies	Remember non-essential settings, display choices or other preferences.	Usually yes, depending on the function and whether it was specifically requested.
Advertising or targeting cookies	Build profiles, deliver targeted advertising, measure advertising or track visitors across different websites.	Yes.

CE Global Private Equity does not presently intend to use advertising or behavioural-targeting cookies through this website. If that changes, this policy and our cookie-consent controls will be updated before such technologies are introduced.

8. Strictly Necessary Cookies

Strictly necessary cookies are required for the website to operate securely or to provide a function that you have expressly requested.

These cookies may be set without optional consent where permitted by applicable law. They cannot ordinarily be disabled through our cookie-preference tool because disabling them may prevent the website or a requested service from functioning.

Our strictly necessary cookies may support:

• website navigation;
• server-side PHP sessions;
• secure client-login functionality;
• authentication and account security;
• password-protected areas;
• session timeout management;
• contact and enquiry forms;
• anti-spam and anti-abuse controls;
• cross-site request forgery protection;
• form validation;
• temporary status and confirmation messages;
• load balancing;
• network and website security;
• fraud detection;
• error prevention;
• cookie-consent preference storage; and
• compliance with your privacy choices.

Although these cookies do not require optional consent where the legal exemption applies, we still provide information about them in this policy.

9. PHP Session Cookies

Our website is expected to use PHP-based session cookies. A common default PHP session cookie is named PHPSESSID, although we may configure a different cookie name for security, operational or branding purposes.

A PHP session cookie usually contains a randomly generated session identifier. The identifier allows the website server to associate your browser with session information stored on the server.

The cookie itself should not ordinarily contain the full contents of a form, your password, investment information or other extensive personal information. Instead, it identifies the relevant server-side session.

PHP session cookies may be used to:

• maintain your authenticated client session;
• recognise that you have successfully signed in;
• allow you to navigate between secure pages without signing in repeatedly;
• process multi-page forms;
• retain temporary form-state information;
• protect against duplicate form submissions;
• store temporary validation errors or success messages;
• generate and validate security tokens;
• prevent cross-site request forgery;
• help distinguish legitimate requests from automated or malicious requests;
• implement inactivity timeouts;
• support secure logout; and
• provide other functions requested during the session.

PHP session identifiers should be treated as confidential because possession of an active session identifier could, in some circumstances, allow unauthorised access to a session. We therefore use or intend to use reasonable security measures such as:

• encrypted HTTPS connections;
• secure cookie attributes;
• HTTP-only cookie attributes where appropriate;
• appropriate SameSite settings;
• session identifier regeneration after authentication;
• automatic session expiration;
• server-side access controls;
• logout and session invalidation mechanisms; and
• monitoring for suspicious login or session activity.

10. Client Login and Authentication Cookies

Cookies associated with the client-login area may be required to authenticate you and maintain a secure session.

Depending on the final website configuration, these cookies may:

• confirm that a user has logged in successfully;
• associate the browser with an authenticated server-side session;
• record the time at which the session began;
• enforce inactivity or absolute session timeouts;
• detect changes in session or authentication state;
• protect secure pages against unauthorised access;
• support multi-factor authentication;
• remember a trusted device, where that optional function is offered;
• support a “remember me” function, where actively selected by the user;
• prevent repeated or fraudulent login attempts;
• support password-reset procedures; and
• terminate the authenticated session when the user logs out.

Core login-session cookies are strictly necessary because the secure client area cannot be provided without them.

An optional “remember me” or trusted-device cookie may persist beyond the browser session. Where used, the website interface will explain the function and allow the user to decide whether to activate it.

You should not activate a persistent login or trusted-device function on a public, shared or untrusted computer.

11. Contact Forms and Other Website Forms

Our website may use session cookies or related technologies to operate contact forms, enquiry forms, account forms, document-request forms and other online submission methods.

These cookies may be used to:

• maintain form continuity;
• generate and validate anti-forgery tokens;
• prevent cross-site request forgery;
• detect automated submissions;
• reduce spam or abuse;
• prevent duplicate submissions;
• remember temporary form progress;
• return validation errors to the correct browser session;
• display a submission confirmation;
• apply rate limits;
• maintain secure file-upload sessions, where applicable; and
• support other functions necessary to process the visitor's request.

Where a cookie is necessary to submit a form or protect it against abuse, it may be treated as strictly necessary.

Information entered into a form is separate from the cookie itself and will be handled in accordance with our Website Privacy Policy and any additional notice displayed on the relevant form.

12. Cookie-Consent Preference Cookies

We may place a cookie or use local storage to record your cookie choices.

This technology may record:

• whether you accepted or rejected optional cookies;
• which cookie categories you selected;
• the date or time of your choice;
• the version of the cookie notice shown to you;
• whether the cookie banner has already been displayed; and
• when we should ask you to review your preferences again.

This preference record is necessary to respect your choices and avoid repeatedly asking the same question during every page view.

Deleting this cookie or clearing browser storage may cause the cookie banner to appear again.

13. Google Analytics

With your consent, we may use Google Analytics 4 (“Google Analytics”), a website analytics service supplied by Google.

Google Analytics helps us understand how visitors use the website. It may collect information concerning:

• pages viewed;
• approximate visit time and duration;
• navigation paths;
• referring websites or campaign sources;
• links or buttons selected;
• downloads;
• website errors;
• browser type;
• device category;
• operating system;
• approximate geographic region;
• screen or viewport information;
• language settings;
• session and engagement information; and
• other events configured within our Google Analytics property.

We may use this information to:

• measure website traffic;
• understand which pages are useful or frequently visited;
• identify technical or usability problems;
• measure the performance of website content;
• understand how visitors reach the website;
• improve navigation and website structure;
• analyse aggregated visitor trends;
• assess the effectiveness of communications; and
• develop and improve the website.

Google Analytics is optional. Analytics cookies and storage will not be activated unless you select “Accept”, enable analytics through the cookie-preference centre or otherwise provide valid consent.

If you reject analytics cookies, the core website and client-login functions should remain available. However, CE Global Private Equity will receive less information about how the website is used.

14. Google Analytics Consent Controls

We intend to configure Google Analytics so that analytics storage is denied by default for visitors who have not provided consent.

Where Google Consent Mode or an equivalent consent-management configuration is used, consent signals may be communicated to Google so that Google tags can adjust their behaviour according to your choices.

Our intended default position is:

• strictly necessary technologies remain available;
• analytics storage is denied until consent is provided;
• Google Analytics cookies are not written before analytics consent;
• analytics tags are prevented from setting or reading analytics cookies before consent;
• your choice is recorded by the cookie-preference tool; and
• you can later withdraw or change that choice.

Depending on the final technical configuration, Google Consent Mode may send limited consent-state or cookieless signals when analytics consent is denied. If CE Global Private Equity enables any such functionality, it will be assessed and configured in accordance with applicable privacy requirements and accurately reflected in this policy and the cookie-preference interface.

Unless separately stated and consented to, we do not intend to enable Google Analytics advertising features, remarketing, personalised advertising or advertising-user-data functions.

15. Google Analytics Cookies

The exact Google Analytics cookies used may depend on our Google Analytics configuration, measurement identifier and any future changes made by Google.

Cookie	Provider	Category	Purpose	Typical duration
_ga	Google Analytics	Analytics	Used to distinguish browsers or users by assigning an identifier and to support website-usage measurement.	Up to 2 years, subject to configuration, browser restrictions and renewal.
_ga_<container-id>	Google Analytics	Analytics	Used to maintain and count session information for a particular Google Analytics 4 property.	Up to 2 years, subject to configuration, browser restrictions and renewal.
_gid	Google Analytics, where used	Analytics	May be used to distinguish users or visits for analytics purposes.	Approximately 24 hours, where used.
_gat or _gat_<property-id>	Google Analytics, where used	Analytics	May be used to limit or manage the rate of requests sent to Google Analytics.	Usually a short period, commonly around 1 minute, where used.

Not every cookie shown above will necessarily be present. The definitive list will depend on the website's live configuration and should be confirmed through a cookie audit before publication.

16. Indicative First-Party Cookie Table

The following table describes the types of first-party cookies we expect the website to use. Cookie names shown in square brackets are placeholders and should be replaced with the names used on the live website.

Cookie name	Category	Purpose	Duration	Consent status
PHPSESSID	Strictly necessary	Creates and maintains a PHP server-side session. Supports website navigation, forms, login continuity and security functions.	Browser session or a shorter configured session period.	Required
[AUTH_SESSION]	Strictly necessary	Maintains authentication while a client uses the secure login area.	Session or until automatic logout.	Required for logged-in users
[CSRF_TOKEN]	Strictly necessary	Helps protect forms and account functions against cross-site request forgery and unauthorised submissions.	Session or short fixed period.	Required
[FORM_SESSION]	Strictly necessary	Maintains temporary form state, validation messages or submission status.	Session.	Required when using relevant forms
[LOGIN_ATTEMPT]	Strictly necessary/security	Supports rate limiting, login protection or detection of repeated authentication attempts.	Short fixed period.	Required
[REMEMBER_ME]	Functional/authentication	Maintains a recognised login or device beyond the current browser session when the user actively selects the relevant option.	14 Days.	Optional user-selected function
[COOKIE_CONSENT]	Strictly necessary	Records whether optional cookies were accepted or rejected and stores cookie-category preferences.	1 Day.	Required to remember privacy choices
[NOTICE_DISMISSED]	Functional or strictly necessary	Remembers that the visitor dismissed or acknowledged a website notice.	1 Day.	Depends on the nature of the notice
[LOAD_BALANCER]	Strictly necessary	Directs requests to an appropriate website server and maintains technical continuity.	Session or short fixed period.	Required where used

17. Cookies We Do Not Currently Intend to Use

Unless this policy and the cookie-preference tool state otherwise, we do not presently intend to use:

• behavioural advertising cookies;
• remarketing cookies;
• cross-site advertising identifiers;
• social-media advertising pixels;
• cookies used to build consumer advertising profiles;
• cookies used to sell or share personal data for targeted advertising;
• Google Analytics advertising features;
• personalised advertising storage; or
• third-party marketing cookies.

If we introduce any such technology, we will update this Cookie Policy, amend the cookie tables and obtain consent where required before activating it.

18. Embedded Content and External Services

Our website may occasionally contain content or functionality supplied by third parties, such as:

• video players;
• interactive maps;
• document viewers;
• secure data rooms;
• electronic-signature services;
• web-conferencing tools;
• social-media content;
• captcha or anti-spam services;
• external client portals; or
• other embedded tools.

These services may attempt to place cookies or access device information.

Where an embedded service is optional and requires consent, we may prevent it from loading until you accept the relevant cookie category. A placeholder may appear instead of the content until consent is given.

Where a third-party service is strictly necessary to provide a function that you have expressly requested, cookies associated with that function may be used where the applicable legal exemption permits.

Third-party websites and services are also governed by their own privacy and cookie policies.

19. Server Logs

Our website servers and security providers may automatically create logs when a visitor accesses the website.

Server logs may record:

• internet protocol address;
• date and time of access;
• requested page or resource;
• referring page;
• browser and device information;
• server response code;
• data transferred;
• authentication events;
• errors;
• security events;
• suspected malicious activity; and
• other technical information.

Server logs are not necessarily cookies because they are created on the server rather than stored on your device. We mention them here because they may collect information similar to information collected through cookies.

We may use server logs for:

• website operation;
• security monitoring;
• fraud and abuse prevention;
• error diagnosis;
• incident investigation;
• capacity planning;
• legal compliance; and
• establishing, exercising or defending legal claims.

20. Our Legal Basis for Using Cookies

The legal rules applicable to cookies depend on the visitor's location, the nature of the technology and the information processed.

Where UK privacy and electronic communications rules apply, we will ordinarily:

• provide clear and comprehensive information about the cookie;
• obtain consent before storing or accessing information, unless a recognised exemption applies;
• avoid treating continued browsing, silence or inactivity as consent;
• provide a genuine choice between accepting and rejecting optional cookies;
• avoid enabling analytics cookies before consent;
• allow consent to be withdrawn as easily as it was given; and
• maintain a record of cookie preferences.

Where cookies or related information involve the processing of personal data, our processing may also rely on:

• your consent;
• performance of a contract or steps taken at your request;
• compliance with a legal obligation;
• our legitimate interests in maintaining security and operating the website; or
• another lawful ground available under applicable data protection legislation.

For optional Google Analytics processing, we intend to rely on consent.

21. Cookie Consent Banner

When you first visit our website, you may be shown a cookie banner or preference panel.

The banner may provide options such as:

• Accept optional cookies;
• Reject optional cookies;
• Manage preferences; and
• Save selected preferences.

Strictly necessary cookies may operate regardless of your optional-cookie selection because they are required to provide website functions, protect the website or remember your privacy choice.

The “Accept” and “Reject” options should be presented in a clear and accessible manner, without misleading language or design intended to pressure visitors into accepting optional cookies.

22. Withdrawing or Changing Consent

You may withdraw or change your consent to optional cookies at any time.

You can do this by:

• selecting the “Cookie Settings” or equivalent link displayed on the website;
• reopening the cookie-preference centre;
• disabling the analytics category;
• deleting cookies through your browser; or
• contacting us using the details in this policy.

Withdrawing consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before consent was withdrawn.

After you withdraw analytics consent, we will prevent future analytics-cookie access or storage as far as reasonably possible through our website configuration. Existing analytics cookies may remain on your device until they expire or you delete them through your browser.

23. Browser Cookie Controls

Most web browsers allow you to view, block, restrict or delete cookies.

Browser controls may allow you to:

• block all cookies;
• block third-party cookies;
• delete cookies when the browser closes;
• delete cookies for a particular website;
• view the cookies currently stored;
• receive a warning before a cookie is stored;
• clear local storage and site data; and
• create exceptions for selected websites.

The precise method varies between browsers and versions. You should consult the privacy, security or help settings within your browser.

Blocking all cookies may prevent the secure client area, contact forms, session-based features and other website functions from operating correctly.

24. Mobile Device Controls

Mobile devices may provide additional controls for cookies, app identifiers, tracking permissions or website data.

These controls may be available through:

• the mobile browser settings;
• the device privacy settings;
• application tracking settings;
• advertising-identifier controls;
• site-permission settings; or
• content-blocking tools.

Device-level settings may operate separately from our cookie-preference tool.

25. Google Analytics Opt-Out Options

In addition to using our cookie-preference centre, you may be able to prevent or limit Google Analytics through:

• browser cookie controls;
• privacy-focused browser settings;
• content-blocking extensions;
• Google's Analytics opt-out browser add-on, where available and compatible; or
• device or network privacy controls.

These options are controlled by the relevant browser, software provider or third party and may change independently of CE Global Private Equity.

26. Do Not Track and Global Privacy Signals

Some browsers or privacy tools transmit “Do Not Track”, Global Privacy Control or similar signals.

There is not always a consistent legal or technical standard governing how every website must respond to every signal. Where a legally binding requirement applies to CE Global Private Equity, we will take reasonable steps to honour the relevant signal.

Regardless of browser signals, visitors can directly reject optional analytics cookies through our cookie-consent controls.

27. Cookie Duration

The period for which a cookie remains on your device depends on its purpose and configuration.

Cookie durations may include:

• until the browser is closed;
• until the user logs out;
• until a period of inactivity has elapsed;
• a few minutes or hours;
• one or more days;
• several months;
• up to two years for certain analytics cookies; or
• until the cookie is manually deleted.

A browser or device may shorten or otherwise restrict the stated duration. In some cases, revisiting the website may renew a cookie's expiration period.

We will avoid retaining cookies for longer than reasonably necessary for their stated purpose.

28. Cookie Security

Where appropriate, we may configure first-party cookies using security attributes such as:

• Secure, so that the cookie is transmitted only through an encrypted HTTPS connection;
• HttpOnly, so that the cookie cannot ordinarily be accessed through client-side JavaScript;
• SameSite, to help restrict the circumstances in which a cookie is sent with cross-site requests;
• restricted domain settings;
• restricted path settings;
• limited expiration periods; and
• randomised or regenerated identifiers.

Security attributes used will depend on the cookie's technical requirements and the website configuration.

No cookie or website system can be guaranteed to be completely secure. You should protect your devices, keep browser software updated and sign out of secure accounts when you have finished using them.

29. International Data Transfers

Information generated through Google Analytics or another authorised third-party technology may be processed in countries outside the Cayman Islands or the United Kingdom.

Where the processing involves personal data and applicable law requires safeguards, we will seek to use appropriate contractual, organisational or technical measures.

Further information about international data transfers is provided in our Website Privacy Policy.

30. Children

Our website is intended for professional, institutional, corporate and investment-related audiences. It is not directed at children.

We do not knowingly use cookies to profile children or deliver advertising to children.

31. Cookie Audits

We may periodically review our website to identify cookies and similar technologies in use.

A cookie audit may include:

• scanning the website for cookies;
• reviewing browser storage;
• testing pages before and after consent;
• checking third-party scripts and tags;
• confirming cookie names, purposes and durations;
• reviewing embedded services;
• testing login and form functionality;
• checking whether optional cookies remain blocked before consent;
• reviewing the effectiveness of withdrawal controls; and
• updating this Cookie Policy and the preference centre.

Cookie names, functions and durations may change as the website develops. The live cookie-preference panel may contain more current technical details than this policy where a recent technical update has occurred.

32. Changes to the Cookies We Use

We may add, remove or modify cookies as we develop or secure the website.

For example, cookies may change if we:

• introduce new client-account functions;
• change the website platform or hosting provider;
• add new forms or communication methods;
• implement additional authentication controls;
• change our consent-management platform;
• change our analytics configuration;
• add embedded content;
• introduce new security or anti-spam services; or
• change legal or regulatory requirements.

We will obtain consent before activating a newly introduced optional cookie where consent is required.

33. Changes to This Cookie Policy

We may update this Cookie Policy periodically to reflect:

• changes to the website;
• changes to cookies or similar technologies;
• changes to our business operations;
• changes to our service providers;
• changes to applicable law or regulatory guidance;
• changes to our consent-management practices; or
• improvements to the clarity or accuracy of this policy.

The updated policy will be published on this page and the “Last updated” date will be amended.

Where a material change affects your existing consent, we may display the cookie banner again and ask you to make a new selection.

34. Contact Us

Questions, concerns or requests relating to this Cookie Policy or our use of cookies may be sent to:

Privacy Contact
CE Global Private Equity Limited
121 South Church Street, George Town, Grand Cayman KY1-1104, Cayman Islands
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: ‪+1 345 987654321

35. Complaints

If you are concerned about our use of cookies or related personal data, please contact us first so that we can investigate and respond.

Depending on the applicable law, you may also have the right to complain to a competent privacy or data protection authority.

35.1 Cayman Islands

For matters governed by Cayman Islands data protection law, the relevant supervisory authority is the Office of the Ombudsman of the Cayman Islands.

35.2 United Kingdom

For matters governed by United Kingdom data protection or privacy and electronic communications law, the relevant supervisory authority is the Information Commissioner's Office.

36. Website Cookie Summary

Website function	Cookie use	Optional?
General website sessions	PHP session cookies may maintain continuity between pages and requests.	No, where necessary for the requested function.
Client login	Authentication and security cookies maintain a logged-in session and protect restricted pages.	No, for users who choose to log in.
Contact forms	Session and security cookies may validate forms, prevent abuse and display submission results.	No, where required to submit and secure the form.
Cookie preferences	A preference cookie records whether optional cookies were accepted or rejected.	No, because it is required to remember the visitor's choice.
Google Analytics	Analytics cookies measure website visits, sessions, navigation and engagement.	Yes. Disabled unless consent is provided.
Advertising and targeting	Not presently intended to be used.	Would require consent if introduced.

37. Interpretation

In this Cookie Policy:

• “cookie” includes cookies and comparable technologies used to store information on, or access information from, a device;
• “device” includes a computer, smartphone, tablet or other equipment used to access the website;
• “personal data” means information relating to an identified or identifiable living individual;
• “session” means a temporary interaction between a visitor's browser and the website or server;
• “strictly necessary” means required to transmit a communication, provide a service expressly requested by the user, maintain essential security or perform another function covered by an applicable legal exemption; and
• “website” means the CE Global Private Equity website and any related pages, secure areas, online forms, portals or web-based services to which this Cookie Policy applies.