3. Does the data broker permit a consumer to opt out of the data broker’s collection of brokered personal information, opt out of its databases or opt out of certain sales of data? :
	Yes          No

4. Statement specifying the data collection, databases or sales activities from which a consumer may not opt out:
	Refinitiy is the owner of World-Check risk intelligence, which provides clients with access to a proprietary, structured database of information on heightened risk individuals and entities to facilitate due diligence and Know Your Customer (‘KYC”) screening to combat financial crime, including terrorist financing. World-Check data is derived from sources available in the public domain. Refinitiv provides Enhanced Due Diligence (EDD), which is a detailed integrity and advanced background check
5. Statement regarding whether the data broker implements a purchaser credentialing process:
	Refinitiv implements a purchaser credentialing process
6. The number of security breaches that the data broker experienced during the prior year:
	a. Total number of consumers affected by the breaches:
7. Does the data broker have actual knowledge that it possesses the brokered personal information of minors:
	Yes          No
If so, provide a statement detailing the data collection practices, databases, sales activities, and opt-out policies that are applicable to the brokered personal information of minors:
	Refinitiv’s products are not directed to minors. In the limited circumstances where Refinitiv obtains and uses brokered personal information of minors (for example, because they are the children of a politically exposed person), Refinitiv applies appropriate controls in accordance with industry guidelines and applicable laws.
8. Any additional information or explanation the data broker chooses to provide concerning its data collection practices: