We use both first and third party cookies.

First party cookies – these are set by Aberdeen and the data collected isn’t shared with anyone. These cookies are used to remember information about how you use the website(s).

Third party cookies – these are placed on your device by a Third Party’s website other than the one you’re on. For example, if you use a social media “share” button on a website, the social network (like Facebook) will put a cookie on your device so they know what you’ve browsed / liked while visiting that website. If you want to control how such Third Parties can use your data then you need to set your privacy choices on their site. We work with the following Third Parties in relation to cookies:

Qumu –provides the video player we use to show video content on our websites. The Qumu cookies we will use are needed to make the video player work. However, they also allow us to track video views on our websites so are categorised as Experience & Insight. You can read Qumu's privacy policy for more information on how they handle and use the personal information collected via these cookies.
Google – We will use Google cookies for advertising purposes so that we can make our adverts more relevant to you and also so we can understand if our marketing is effective. The Google product suite also allows us to use data to optimise the website experience for users. Google's third party cookies are classed as Marketing cookies. Find out more about how Google handles and uses personal information collected via these cookies here
Facebook – We will use Facebook cookies to help target messages that might be relevant to you. These are classed as Marketing cookies. You can read Facebook’s privacy policy for more information on how they handle and process personal information.
Twitter - We will use Twitter cookies to enable you to tweet links to share our web content if you want to. These cookies are classed as Experience & Insight. Find out more about how Twitter uses cookies here
LinkedIn – We will use LinkedIn cookies to help target messages that might be relevant to you on LinkedIn. These are classed as Marketing cookies. Find out more about data collected by LinkedIn here
Contentsquare – Contentsquare is a web analytics service. We will use these cookies to understand how users interact with our websites. These cookies give Contentsquare information which aggregates usage and frequency data to help us improve user experience. The IP address collected through ContentSquare will not be associated with any other data held by Contentsquare. No other personal information, which allows the user to be identified, will be collected when visiting this website. For information on how Contentsquare handles personal data, please read their privacy policy here
Full Story – We will use FullStory to help us better understand your experience by securely storing anonymised recordings of your actions within our website. These cookies are classed as Experience & Insight. Find out more about the data collected by Fullstory here.
Eloqua - Eloqua cookies track a user’s journey through the site in response to an email from us. The cookies are used for optimising our marketing communications by email to allow us to send further messages which are relevant, personalise content and improve your experience with us. Find out more about the data collected by Eloqua and how this used here
Oracle Infinity - Infinity IQ customer data platform. This cookie tells us how individuals are interacting with our website so we can improve its performance. These cookies give Infinity information used to compile reports about website activity. More info here
Oracle BlueKai/ATS - This cookie tells us how non-identified users are interacting with our website and paid media and is used for re-targeting via our digital marketing channels. See the Oracle Advertising privacy Policy

Cookies in emails

In addition to the cookies we use on this website, we also use cookies and similar technologies in some emails. These are first party cookies that help us to understand whether you have opened the email and how you have interacted with it. If you have enabled images, cookies may also be set if you click on any link within the email.

You can find a full list of the cookies on our websites below.

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