We may also share information someone has given us as part of an application for one of our products or services, or information we have received from a consumer reporting agency or other third party. When we serve in a legally recognized fiduciary capacity, such as a trustee of a trust, no customer information arising from that fiduciary relationship is shared with others without the express consent of the customer. Fiduciary relationships by law provide an even higher degree of confidentiality and privacy than general banking relationships. Even in non fiduciary situations, to protect customer privacy, we will control carefully the way in which any information about customers is shared. These companies are not permitted to use our customer information for purposes other than the provision of the service intended and have all agreed to treat such information confidentially.
Century reserves the right to transfer ownership of such loans or lines to the purchaser.
This is done in order to verify the existence and condition of customers' accounts. We do not share specific personal customer information with independent companies for any other purpose without the customer's request and consent . State and federal laws impose certain mandatory disclosures of customer information by financial institutions. We must comply with laws that require mandatory production or disclosure. We will only disclose customer information to third party litigants when we are required to do so by lawful judicial process or by court order.