This document is a standard confidentiality undertaking, often referred to as a non-disclosure agreement, designed for a prospective buyer in the context of a potential acquisition. It outlines the buyer's obligations regarding the use and disclosure of confidential information provided by the seller for the purpose of evaluating the proposed transaction. The agreement also includes clauses on non-solicitation of employees and customers, data protection, and governing law.

This document is a tax residency self-certification form designed to collect essential information from an Account Holder. It enables financial institutions to comply with international tax reporting requirements under the OECD Common Reporting Standard (CRS) and the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA). The form requests details about the Account Holder's tax residency, Taxpayer Identification Numbers (TINs), and their status as a Financial Institution or Non-Financial Entity.

This document provides a comprehensive set of key definitions for terms used in the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) and the Common Reporting Standard (CRS). It details the criteria for various entities like Financial Institutions, Account Holders, and different types of Non-Financial Foreign Entities, crucial for international tax compliance and reporting. The definitions are essential for understanding obligations under the UK IGA and CRS.

This document is a short-form Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) specifically designed for the initial round of an auction process. It enables the quick and efficient sharing of limited confidential information, such as an information memorandum, with a broad group of prospective buyers. The template is intended to be signed without negotiation, with a longer, more comprehensive NDA to be used if bidders progress to subsequent rounds.

This document is a Back to Back Agreement, designed for a Recipient (such as a Finance Provider or professional adviser) to formally agree to the terms of an existing Confidentiality Letter. It ensures that the Recipient is bound by the same confidentiality obligations regarding information shared in connection with a proposed acquisition.

This document is a self-certification form for individuals to declare their tax residency status. It is used by financial institutions to comply with the OECD Common Reporting Standard (CRS) for the automatic exchange of financial account information. The form requires the Account Holder to provide personal details and Taxpayer Identification Numbers (TINs) for all countries where they are resident for tax purposes.