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WEBSITE INFORMATION / 14 NOVEMBER 2026

Privacy &
website information.

Contact and enquiries

This website is operated by Global Asset Unit Holdings LLC, using the website identity GAU Holdings. For enquiries about the website or the handling of an enquiry, use our enquiry form. The contracting entity and any responsible professional advisers are identified in the written engagement terms for each matter.

Information you choose to send

The enquiry form collects your name, reply email address, optional company name, selected service and the message you choose to provide. It sends the enquiry to our business inbox through the website’s hosting provider. Use a brief, non-sensitive outline initially; secure arrangements for case documents should be agreed separately.

How enquiry information is used

Enquiry information is used to respond, assess whether a mandate is suitable and, where appropriate, prepare engagement arrangements. Information needed for specialist involvement should only be shared under agreed arrangements and applicable requirements. The precise processing roles and terms depend on the matter and are addressed as part of engagement.

Website connections and cookies

The site does not use advertising trackers, analytics scripts or application cookies. When you save a cookie choice, we use local browser storage only to remember that choice; details are set out below. The enquiry form uses a temporary security token and limited spam-prevention records based on a keyed hash of the connection IP address and submission times. The message is not saved as a separate website file. The hosting provider may process technical connection information, such as an IP address and request logs, to serve and protect the website. The hosting and email providers process enquiry messages to deliver and store correspondence.

Cookie notice and your choices

This website does not use analytics cookies, advertising cookies, tracking pixels or embedded third-party media. Fonts and website scripts are served from this website. The enquiry form uses a temporary security token in page memory, rather than a browser cookie.

Remembering your choice

When you choose “Necessary only” or save the cookie settings, we store one preference record in your browser’s local storage under gau_cookie_preferences_v1. This is used only to remember that you have reviewed these settings. It records the notice version, necessary-only choice and saving and expiry times. It contains no name, email address or visitor identifier and is not sent with your enquiry.

Duration and control

Your saved choice is used for 180 days. We check the expiry when you return and remove an expired record at that point. You may open “Cookie settings” in the footer at any time. You can also remove the record using your browser’s site-data controls; the notice will appear again on a later visit. If browser storage is blocked, the site remains usable but may ask you again.

Optional technologies

Analytics and advertising technologies are not used. If we add optional technologies, we will update this notice, describe their purposes and providers, and ask for a new choice before enabling them. The current necessary-only choice does not authorise future tracking.

Retention and privacy requests

Enquiry records should be kept only for as long as needed to deal with the request and meet applicable professional, business and legal requirements. To ask about access, correction, deletion or other applicable data rights, use the enquiry form and describe your request. The response will depend on the relevant circumstances and legal requirements.

Professional scope

Website content is general business information and does not constitute legal, tax or insolvency advice. An enquiry does not create a professional engagement. Services are subject to suitability, conflict checks and written terms. Formal insolvency appointments, reserved legal activities and other regulated services require appropriately authorised professionals in the relevant jurisdiction.

External information

For general background, see the Ministry of Justice’s guide to civil mediation in England and Wales and the government service to find an insolvency practitioner.