Privacy Policy

Last Updated: August 2026

This Privacy Policy explains how Atlas Bridge Point Management Advisory LLC (“Atlas”, “we”, “us” or “our”) collects, uses, stores, shares and protects personal information in connection with:

atlasbridgepoint.ae;
enquiries submitted through the website;
listing-readiness assessments;
prospective client communications;
client onboarding;
professional and commercial relationships;
marketing and business development activities; and
other interactions with Atlas.

By using the website or providing personal information to Atlas, you acknowledge the practices described in this Privacy Policy.

1. Who We Are

Atlas Bridgepoint is an advisory and coordination platform supporting companies with public-market readiness, transaction structuring, adviser coordination, capital-markets preparation and related business advisory activities.

For the purposes of this Privacy Policy, the relevant data controller is:
Atlas Bridgepoint Advisory Management FZ-LLC
Compass Building, Al Shohada Road,
Al Hamra Industrial Zone-FZ, Ras Al Khaimah, UAE
Licence No. 47027790 (RAKEZ)
Email: legal@atlasbridgepoint.ae
Website: www.atlasbridgepoint.ae

2. Scope of This Privacy Policy

This Privacy Policy applies to personal information collected:

through the Atlas website;
through website forms;
through email correspondence;
during introductory or readiness-assessment calls;
during prospective client onboarding;
through KYC and compliance processes;
through meetings, events or introductions;
through professional networking platforms;
through Atlas’s CRM or other business systems; and
from authorised third-party sources.

It does not necessarily apply to independent third-party providers engaged in connection with a transaction. Those providers may process information under their own privacy policies and legal obligations.

3. Information We May Collect

Depending on your relationship with Atlas, we may collect the following categories of information.

3.1 Identification Information

This may include:

full name;
date of birth;
nationality;
country of residence;
passport or identification-document details;
photographs;
signatures; and
other identity information required for compliance
purposes.

3.2 Contact Information

This may include:

business email address;
personal email address where appropriate;
telephone number;
business address;
residential address where required;
preferred communication method; and
professional social-media details.

3.3 Professional and Corporate Information

This may include:

company name;
job title;
role and responsibilities;
corporate ownership;
directorships;
shareholder information;
professional background;
company jurisdiction;
website;
business activities; and
information concerning related entities.

3.4 Transaction and Listing-Readiness Information

Where you contact Atlas regarding a potential engagement, we may collect information concerning:

corporate structure;
ownership structure;
shareholders;
financial position;
audited or management accounts;
capital requirements;
fundraising objectives;
proposed valuation;
business plans;
public-market objectives;
existing advisers;
legal structure;
regulatory status;
proposed transaction timetable;
governance arrangements; and
other information relevant to assessing public-market readiness.

3.5 Compliance and KYC Information

Atlas may collect information required for KYC, AML, sanctions or other compliance purposes, including:

identity documents;
beneficial ownership information;
source-of-funds information;
source-of-wealth information;
corporate registration documents;
sanctions screening results;
politically exposed person information;
adverse-media screening results;
regulatory records;
compliance certifications; and
related supporting documentation.

3.6 Communications

We may retain records of:

emails;
website enquiries;
meeting notes;
telephone discussions;
video calls;
presentations;
proposals;
correspondence; and
other communications with Atlas.

3.7 Technical and Website Information

When you use the Website, we may collect technical information such as:

IP address;
browser type;
device type;
operating system;
approximate location;
referring website;
pages visited;
visit duration;
interaction data;
cookie identifiers; and
similar technical information.

This information may be collected through cookies, analytics tools or comparable technologies.

4. How We Collect Information

Atlas may collect personal information directly from you when you:

submit a website form;
request a listing-readiness assessment;
email or call Atlas;
attend a meeting;
enter into discussions concerning an engagement;
provide KYC documentation;
enter into an agreement with Atlas;
subscribe to Atlas communications; or
otherwise interact with us.

We may also receive information from:

your company;
authorised representatives;
introducers;
advisers;
public registers;
corporate registries;
sanctions and compliance databases;
professional networking platforms;
publicly available websites;
regulated service providers; and
other lawful sources.

5. Why We Use Personal Information

Atlas may process personal information for the following purposes.

5.1 Responding to Enquiries

To:

respond to website enquiries;
arrange introductory discussions;
provide requested information;
determine which Atlas service may be relevant; and
manage communications with prospective clients.

5.2 Listing-Readiness Assessment

To:

assess preliminary suitability;
understand corporate and transaction requirements;
identify potential structuring issues;
evaluate readiness;
determine relevant advisers and workstreams; and
decide whether Atlas wishes to pursue an engagement.

5.3 Client Onboarding

To:

verify identities;
assess authority to act;
perform KYC and AML procedures;
conduct sanctions screening;
undertake conflict checks;
complete engagement documentation; and
establish client records.

5.4 Performing Our Services

To:

deliver advisory services;
coordinate transaction workstreams;
communicate with clients and advisers;
manage documents;
monitor milestones;
coordinate service providers;
maintain transaction records; and
support client engagements.

5.5 Legal and Regulatory Compliance

To:

comply with legal obligations;
satisfy regulatory or professional requirements;
conduct KYC, AML and sanctions screening;
respond to lawful requests;
prevent fraud or financial crime;
maintain appropriate records; and
protect Atlas and its clients.

5.6 Business Administration

To:

operate Atlas’s internal systems;
manage professional relationships;
maintain CRM records;
administer contracts;
manage invoicing;
perform internal reporting;
maintain business continuity; and
improve operational processes.

5.7 Marketing and Business Development

Where legally permitted, Atlas may use professional contact information to:

send relevant corporate updates;
provide invitations;
distribute publications or insights;
communicate about Atlas services;
maintain professional relationships; and
conduct appropriate business development.

Recipients may opt out of marketing communications at any time.

5.8 Website Operation and Improvement

To:

maintain Website functionality;
understand how users interact with the Website;
improve content and user experience;
monitor Website performance;
prevent misuse; and
support Website security.

6. Legal Bases for Processing

Depending on the applicable data-protection law and the circumstances, Atlas may process personal information on one or more of the following bases:

your consent;
performance of a contract;
steps taken at your request before entering into a contract;
compliance with a legal obligation;
Atlas’s legitimate business interests;
establishment, exercise or defence of legal claims;
prevention of fraud or financial crime; or
another lawful basis recognised under applicable law.

Where Atlas relies on legitimate interests, those interests may include:

operating and developing the business;
responding to prospective clients;
managing professional relationships;
protecting Atlas’s legal and commercial interests;
maintaining effective compliance procedures;
improving services; and
ensuring Website and information security.

7. KYC, AML, Sanctions and Compliance Screening

Atlas may perform due-diligence checks on prospective clients, clients, beneficial owners, directors, authorised representatives or other relevant persons.

These checks may involve specialist databases or third-party service providers.

Information may be screened against:

sanctions lists;
politically exposed person databases;
adverse-media sources;
corporate registers;
watchlists;
enforcement information; and
other compliance sources.

Where required, Atlas may retain the results of these checks in accordance with applicable legal, regulatory and business requirements.

8. Automated Screening and Decision Support

Certain compliance tools may use automated processes to identify potential matches against sanctions, PEP, adverse-media or other risk databases.

Atlas does not intend to make material engagement decisions solely on the basis of an automated match without appropriate human review.

Potential matches may require further investigation and verification.

9. Sharing Personal Information

Atlas may share personal information where reasonably necessary with:

Atlas directors, officers, employees and authorised
personnel;
advisers and consultants;
legal counsel;
auditors;
accountants;
valuation providers;
regulated financial intermediaries;
broker-dealers;
compliance providers;
KYC and sanctions-screening providers;
technology vendors;
CRM providers;
cloud-storage providers;
website providers;
professional advisers;
transaction counterparties where appropriate;
regulators, authorities or courts where legally required; and
other parties authorised by you.

Information will be shared only where Atlas considers the disclosure appropriate, lawful and proportionate to the relevant purpose.

10. Independent Professional Providers

In public-market transactions, Atlas may coordinate with independent providers that process personal information under their own legal responsibilities.

These may include:

law firms;
audit firms;
valuation firms;
broker-dealers;
banks;
transfer agents;
market makers;
financial advisers;
exchanges;
regulators; and
other transaction professionals.

Where those parties act independently, their processing may be governed by their own privacy policies.

11. International Transfers

Atlas operates in an international business environment. Personal information may therefore be transferred to, accessed from or processed in jurisdictions outside the country in which it was originally collected.

These jurisdictions may include, depending on the engagement:

the United Arab Emirates;
the United States;
the United Kingdom;
European jurisdictions;
GCC jurisdictions; and
other locations relevant to a client transaction.

Where required by applicable law, Atlas will take reasonable steps to ensure that appropriate safeguards are used for international transfers.

12. Data Storage and Security

Atlas takes reasonable organisational, administrative and technical measures designed to protect personal information against:

unauthorised access;
loss;
misuse;
alteration;
disclosure;
destruction; or
accidental damage.

Measures may include:

access restrictions;
password controls;
secure cloud systems;
multi-factor authentication;
document-access controls;
secure communication methods;
internal confidentiality requirements;
compliance procedures; and
appropriate vendor controls.

No information-security system is completely secure, and Atlas cannot guarantee absolute security.

13. Data Retention

Atlas retains personal information only for as long as reasonably necessary for:

the purpose for which it was collected;
legal or regulatory obligations;
KYC and compliance requirements;
contractual obligations;
dispute resolution;
tax or accounting purposes;
client and transaction records;
legitimate business requirements; and
protection of Atlas’s legal interests.

Different categories of information may be retained for different periods. Where information is no longer required, Atlas may securely delete, anonymise or archive it in accordance with applicable procedures.

14. Prospective Clients Who Do Not Engage Atlas

Atlas may retain limited information concerning prospective clients who do not ultimately enter into an engagement.

This may be necessary to:

maintain records of prior discussions;
avoid repeated onboarding;
manage conflict checks;
respond to future enquiries;
demonstrate compliance procedures; or
protect Atlas’s legitimate business interests.

Such information will be retained only for an appropriate period.

15. Marketing Communications

Atlas may send business-to-business communications concerning:

Atlas services;
market insights;
publications;
events;
announcements; and
relevant advisory developments.

Where consent is required by applicable law, Atlas will obtain appropriate consent. You may opt out of marketing communications at any time by using an unsubscribe function where available.

Opting out of marketing does not prevent Atlas from sending necessary service, legal, compliance or transactional communications.

16. Cookies and Similar Technologies

The Website may use cookies and similar technologies to:

operate essential Website functions;
remember user preferences;
understand Website usage;
analyse Website performance;
improve user experience;
support security; and
where permitted, support marketing activities.

Further information is provided in the Atlas Cookie Policy. Where required, non-essential cookies will be activated only after appropriate consent.

17. Third-Party Analytics and Technology Providers

Atlas may use third-party technology providers for services such as:

website hosting;
analytics;
CRM;
email communication;
appointment scheduling;
document management;
KYC and compliance screening; and
cybersecurity.

These providers may process limited personal information on Atlas’s behalf or, in some circumstances, as independent controllers. Atlas will seek to engage reputable providers and maintain appropriate contractual safeguards where required.

18. Your Rights

Depending on the law applicable to you, you may have rights concerning your personal information, including the right to:

request access;
request correction;
request deletion;
request restriction;
object to certain processing;
withdraw consent;
request portability;
object to direct marketing; and
lodge a complaint with an appropriate data-protection authority.

These rights are not absolute and may be subject to legal limitations or exemptions. Atlas may need to verify your identity before responding.

19. UAE Data-Protection Rights

Where applicable, Atlas will process personal information in accordance with applicable United Arab Emirates data-protection requirements. Depending on the circumstances, this may include rights relating to:

access;
correction;
deletion;
restriction;
objection;
data portability;
automated processing; and
withdrawal of consent.

The precise rights available will depend on the applicable legal framework and circumstances.

20. Children

The Website and Atlas’s services are intended for business and professional users.

Atlas does not knowingly seek to collect personal information from children through the Website.
If Atlas becomes aware that personal information has been submitted by a child without appropriate authority, Atlas may take steps to delete it.

21. Confidential and Sensitive Information

Users should avoid submitting highly sensitive, privileged or confidential information through general Website forms unless requested by Atlas.

Where sensitive corporate, personal or transaction information is required, Atlas may provide a more secure communication or document-sharing channel.

22. Corporate Transactions

If Atlas undergoes a corporate restructuring, merger, acquisition, financing, sale of business or similar transaction, personal information may be disclosed to relevant advisers, counterparties or successors where lawful and subject to appropriate protections.

23. Legal Disclosure

Atlas may disclose personal information where reasonably necessary to:

comply with applicable law;
comply with a court order;
respond to a regulator or government authority;
enforce contractual rights;
investigate fraud;
prevent financial crime;
protect the safety or rights of Atlas or another person; or
establish, exercise or defend legal claims.

24. External Websites

The Website may contain links to third-party websites.

Atlas is not responsible for the privacy practices of those websites.

Users should review the privacy policies of external sites before providing personal information.

25. Changes to This Privacy Policy

Atlas may update this Privacy Policy from time to time to reflect:

changes in law;
changes in Atlas’s services;
changes in Website functionality;
new technology providers;
new data-processing activities; or
changes in internal procedures.

The current version will be published on the Website together with its revision date.

26. Complaints and Questions

Questions, requests or complaints regarding this Privacy Policy or Atlas’s handling of personal information may be directed to:

Atlas Bridgepoint Advisory Management FZ-LLC
Compass Building, Al Shohada Road,
Al Hamra Industrial Zone-FZ, Ras Al Khaimah, UAE
Licence No. 47027790 (RAKEZ)
Email: legal@atlasbridgepoint.ae
Website: www.atlasbridgepoint.ae

Where applicable, individuals may also have the right to complain to the relevant data-protection authority.

27. Related Website Policies

This Privacy Policy should be read together with:

Terms of Use

Website & Capital Markets Disclaimer

Cookie Policy

and any other notices provided when personal information is collected.