What personal data does Mora Assegurances process?
How does Mora Assegurances obtain your data?
For what purpose and on what legal basis do we process your data?
Are there international data transfers?
Annex I: Personal data that Mora Assegurances may process
The controller of your personal data is MORA ASSEGURANCES, SAU, with registered office at Avenida Meritxell, 96 AD500 – Andorra la Vella, registered in the Companies Registry of the Principality of Andorra under number 6895 (hereinafter, “Mora Assegurances” or the “Company”).
We inform you that Mora Assegurances has appointed a Data Protection Officer who will be responsible for supervising and monitoring compliance with the regulation relating to personal data protection (Law 29/2021, of October 28, qualified on personal data protection).
For any query or request regarding data protection, you may contact the Data Protection Officer of Mora Assegurances at the aforementioned physical address or at the following email address: dpo@morabanc.ad.
The personal data we process includes any information you provide during the customer registration process or during the contracting processes of any of our products or services, as well as any information to which we have or have had access during the contractual relationship, understood in a broad sense, through any of our channels: branches, website, mobile application, chats, forms and telephone.
Unless otherwise indicated, all collected data will be necessary as they are indispensable elements for the formalization, maintenance, development, performance and/or control of the contractual relationship, which cannot be carried out if you do not provide them.
We may also process personal data of third parties (among others, insured persons if different from the policyholder, beneficiaries, deceased persons, heirs and affected parties) solely for the purposes of contract management and compliance with legal obligations. Mora Assegurances will not process or disclose this data to third parties for purposes beyond this management.
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1. Pre-contractual phase or information request
| Processing | Legal basis |
|---|---|
These processing activities are necessary to carry out the contracting and, if you object, we inform you that it will not be possible to formalize the contract. | Application of pre-contractual measures (Article 6.1. b) of Law 29/2021 on Personal Data Protection). |
2. Contractual phase
| Processing | Legal basis |
|---|---|
These processing activities are necessary to carry out the contracting and, if you object, we inform you that it will not be possible to formalize the contract. | Performance of the contract (Article 6.1. b) of Law 29/2021 on Personal Data Protection). |
Mora Assegurances must comply with certain legal obligations to manage the products or services requested and contracted by clients, including:
Additionally, we inform you that services related to money laundering prevention and terrorist financing, as well as tax services, are delegated to the Bank. This means that the Bank: (i) will communicate to Mora Assegurances all relevant information, and (ii) will obtain information from third-party sources, such as specialized files or publicly available sources on the internet. Likewise, the Financial Intelligence Unit of Andorra (UIFAND) may receive your personal data for: (i) the periodic submission of operations that meet certain defined parameters, or (ii) to request specific information about an operation.
Legal obligations will exist and must be fulfilled by the Company even once the contractual relationship with clients has ended, for as long as it is legally obliged to do so. It is mandatory to carry out this processing in compliance with the different laws mentioned and, if you object, we inform you that it will not be possible to formalize the contract. | Compliance with a legal obligation (Article 6.1.c) of Law 29/2021 on Personal Data Protection). |
| – Processing of health data, both at the start of the contract and during its validity, either for claims management or for sick leave, or for co-insurance or reinsurance purposes. Given the specificity of Mora Assegurances’ insurance contracts, the processing of health data will be a condition for being able to formalize and, if applicable, manage the insurance contract. In many of our products, it will not be possible to formalize the contract without processing the health data of the different insured parties. | Consent. Processing of special categories of data (Article 9.2.a) of Law 29/2021 on Personal Data Protection). |
| Legitimate interest (Article 6.1.f) of Law 29/2021 on Personal Data Protection). |
From a commercial perspective, the Company may carry out the following actions:
| Processing | Legal basis | |
|---|---|---|
![]() | Commercial communications by electronic means (email, SMS or other equivalent electronic mechanism) or telephone of financial products or services of Mora Assegurances. We inform you that these campaigns may be carried out directly by Mora Assegurances or through third-party companies or the Bank, which, for this purpose, will act in the name and on behalf of Mora Assegurances. | Legitimate interest (Article 6.1.f) of Law 29/2021 on Personal Data Protection). |
Finally, you may object to or consent to these processing activities by checking the boxes provided for this purpose at the beginning of the procedure for contracting our products or services. In any case, you may consent to or object to such processing at any time, either through the procedure provided, in each commercial communication, or whenever you wish by contacting: protecciodedades@morabanc.ad.
Balancing of legitimate interest
In the case of those processing activities based on the legitimate interest of the Company detailed above, and to ensure that the necessary safeguards have been taken into account and that the rights of our clients regarding personal data protection are not harmed, the Company has carried out the corresponding balancing tests between such legitimate interests and the rights of the data subjects. The results of these analyses are favorable, given the circumstances of each case analyzed, as it is understood that these safeguards have been taken into account.
If you wish to know the conclusions of the balancing tests of legitimate interest carried out by Mora Assegurances in relation to the processing detailed above to verify that your data protection rights are not harmed, you may request them from the Data Protection Officer at: dpo@morabanc.ad.
Certain third-party service providers detailed in the previous section are located outside the national territory, including in countries with data protection levels not comparable to those of Andorra or Europe.
International data transfers that may take place as a result of the provision of the aforementioned services must comply with the appropriate safeguards of Article 44 of Law 29/2021 on Personal Data Protection.
In the event of future international data transfers, these will be carried out on the basis of appropriate safeguards. Furthermore, the Company, in its annual data protection control, includes as a supervision task such international data transfers. If you would like more information about the appropriate safeguards for international transfers, you can contact the Company’s Data Protection Officer at: dpo@morabanc.ad.
Mora Assegurances must process your data throughout the entire contractual relationship you maintain with us. After the termination of the contractual relationship, we will only keep your personal data for the periods determined in each case by the legal limitation that may arise from each of the signed contracts and the applicable regulation (as a general rule, thirty (30) years once the obligations derived from the contract have ended).
During the period that we keep your data due to legal obligations, it will remain blocked. This means that such data will be reserved with the necessary technical measures to prevent its processing, being made available only to judicial bodies or public administrations that may require this information. Once these periods have passed, Mora Assegurances will proceed to delete the personal data.
Mora Assegurances has carried out various risk analyses regarding data protection for all the processing identified in this document. The issues analyzed took into account aspects such as: processing of special categories of data; data volume; processing of third-party data; involvement of third parties in the data flow; assessment of personal aspects of individuals; execution of asset management tasks; contracting of external providers; data transfers; legal bases of the processing and the possibility of exercising data protection rights by data subjects, among others.
Following the analyses carried out, MoraBanc conducted the data protection impact assessments that were deemed necessary after the prior risk analyses. You may request any additional information by writing to the Data Protection Officer of Mora Assegurances at: dpo@morabanc.ad.
You can exercise these rights by sending an email to protecciodedades@morabanc.ad or by postal mail addressed to MORA ASSEGURANCES, SAU (Attention: Data Protection Officer), Avenida Meritxell, 96 AD500 – Andorra la Vella | Principality of Andorra.
If your identity cannot be verified by other means, you must provide a copy of your passport or official identification document.
If you believe that your data protection rights have been violated, you may contact the Data Protection Officer of Mora Assegurances, who will handle your request and review the best way to process your claim, at: dpo@morabanc.ad.
In any case, you can always contact and file a claim with the Andorran Data Protection Agency, https://www.apda.ad, the supervisory authority in this matter.
| Identification data | First and last name. Email and physical address. Phone. Passport or ID document. Handwritten and digital signature. |
| Personal characteristics data | Marital status. Family data. Date of birth. Place of birth. Age. Sex. Nationality. Physical characteristics. |
| Commercial information | Activities and businesses. |
| Goods and services transactions | Goods and services supplied. Goods and services received. Data related to product contracting, including banking, financial and transactional data. Compensations/Indemnities. |
| Economic and financial data | Bank details. Payroll economic data. Income, rents, investments and assets. Credits, loans and guarantees. Pension and retirement plans. Taxes. Insurance. Mortgages. Subsidies. |
| Creditworthiness and credit risk data | Contracted products. Financial information of such products and situations of default or non-payment. |
| Academic and professional data | Education and qualifications. Profession. Job position. Work history. Non-economic payroll data. |
| Social circumstances | Housing characteristics. Military situation. Properties and possessions. |
| Contracting-related data | Claims, complaints or legal proceedings data. Data related to your preferences. Telephone conversation data. Manager observations. Forms for information collection on money laundering and terrorist financing prevention. Contractual conditions of the contracted product. Information obtained from interviews and forms. |
| Third-party data | Beneficiaries. Family. Spouses. Deceased. Affected parties. |
| Sensitive data | Health data necessary for the contracting of policies. Criminal record data that may arise from obligations related to money laundering and terrorist financing prevention. Data derived from possible fraud situations. |
| Digital environment data | User data and content related to digital interaction through operational channels at any given time. IP address and internet domain information, geolocation, cookies, device identifier, our applications and our social media pages, chats, forms and other telephone banking services. |