Cookies Policy


What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files that are set to your web browser, allowing the website operator to provide services for web users, such as registration and online discussion. Cookies also provide information to the website operator about which pages and services are being used and how often. You can read more about cookies at this website.

Which cookies do the ETF websites use?

The ETF uses a number of its own cookies to provide web services to you and other users. The ETF also uses a number of third party cookies – meaning they are set by the organisation that provides the service – to offer content and services, such as video, images, subscriptions and Twitter or Facebook capabilities on its web pages. A final category of cookies used on the ETF web pages by third party providers, such as Google, allows the ETF to anonymously measure how popular its web pages and services are, and how users interact with the site.

There is a  full list of the cookies used across the ETF website and what they do at the bottom of this page. By continuing to use our website, you are agreeing to our use of cookies.

Why does the ETF need to use cookies?

Some cookies are important for the seamless delivery and smooth running of ETF web services, while others allow the ETF to anonymously measure how successful its content is among web users. This data evaluation, also known as ‘analytics’, helps the ETF to plan future content and digital services that benefit its affiliates and worldwide audience.

How are cookies helpful when using the ETF websites?

Cookies allow the ETF to offer its web users enhanced content across its public web pages such as video, image slideshows, and social network sharing. The cookies that enable these services can be blocked, although this may impair the way in which you experience the web page and, in some cases, prevent the content or service from being accessed or properly loaded.

How can I control cookies?

You can control cookies via your browser settings using the information here. If you would like to delete cookies from your browser you can find out how using the link here.

Useful information

Useful information about cookies
Your online choices: a guide to online behavioural advertising
Full ETF Privacy Policy

Please email the ETF at etf@etf-europe.org if you have any other concerns about this issue.

Cookies used on the ETF website