We want every candidate, team member and counterparty to be completely clear on how we handle personal data and account security. This page sets out our policy plainly, and explains how to recognise a genuine communication from us.
Our commitments to candidates
- We never ask for your password. Not your LinkedIn password, and not the password to any other account. A legitimate organisation never needs it.
- We never ask for access to your personal accounts. You retain sole control of your own profiles at all times.
- We never ask candidates to pay any fee, at any stage, for any reason.
- We never ask you to move money, or to release funds.
If any message, form or person ever asks you to do one of these things in our name, treat it as illegitimate, stop, and contact us directly through artanepartners.com to confirm.
How our tools and onboarding work
Where members of our team use professional networking tools to support their business development, they connect their own accounts themselves, through each tool's official and secure login. Credentials are not shared with the firm. Maintaining a clean, professional LinkedIn presence is something we encourage, but it is always done by the individual, on their own account, under their own control.
What data we collect, and why
During recruitment we collect only what is needed to assess and contact an applicant - typically your name, contact details, CV and the information you choose to provide. We use it to evaluate your application and communicate with you, and we do not sell it.
How to recognise a genuine message from us
- Genuine emails come from our official domain, @artanepartners.com.
- We will point you to our own website, artanepartners.com, where you can verify our registered details (Artane Partners Limited, CRO no. 795432).
- We will never create false urgency to pressure you into sharing sensitive information.
If you ever have a concern about a message that claims to be from Artane Partners, you can verify us independently using our verification page, read our credentials, or learn more about spotting bad actors in our guide to recognising capital-raising and job-offer fraud. We would always rather you checked.