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Non Disclosure Agreement For Auditors
1. Parties: Identification of the parties: the audit firm and the client company, including registration numbers and authorized representatives
2. Background: Context of the audit engagement and reason for the NDA
3. Definitions: Define key terms including Confidential Information, Audit Services, Authorized Personnel, and Permitted Purpose
4. Scope of Confidentiality: Detailed description of what constitutes confidential information in the audit context
5. Obligations of Confidentiality: Core confidentiality obligations, including handling, storage, and protection of confidential information
6. Permitted Disclosures: Circumstances under which confidential information may be disclosed, including to regulatory authorities and professional advisors
7. Data Protection Compliance: Specific obligations regarding personal data handling in compliance with Danish Data Protection Act
8. Security Measures: Required technical and organizational measures to protect confidential information
9. Duration of Obligations: Time period for confidentiality obligations, including post-engagement obligations
10. Return or Destruction of Information: Requirements for handling confidential information after the audit engagement ends
11. Breach Notification: Procedures for reporting and handling confidentiality breaches
12. Governing Law and Jurisdiction: Specification of Danish law as governing law and jurisdiction for disputes
1. International Data Transfers: Required when audit involves cross-border data transfers outside Denmark/EU
2. Group Company Provisions: Include when audit covers multiple entities within a corporate group
3. Subcontractor Provisions: Include when audit firm needs to engage subcontractors or external specialists
4. Digital Systems Access: Include when auditors need specific access to client's digital systems
5. Insider Trading Prevention: Required for audits of publicly traded companies
6. Specific Industry Requirements: Include when auditing regulated industries (e.g., financial institutions, healthcare)
7. Conflict Resolution: Optional detailed dispute resolution procedures beyond standard jurisdiction clause
1. Schedule 1: Scope of Audit Services: Detailed description of the audit engagement scope and services
2. Schedule 2: Authorized Personnel: List of authorized audit team members who will have access to confidential information
3. Schedule 3: Security Protocols: Specific security measures and protocols to be followed
4. Schedule 4: Data Processing Requirements: Detailed data protection and processing requirements if handling personal data
5. Appendix A: Information Classification Guide: Guidelines for classification of different types of confidential information
6. Appendix B: Breach Reporting Procedures: Detailed procedures for reporting and handling confidentiality breaches
Authors
Audit Services
Audit Materials
Audit Team
Authorized Representatives
Board of Directors
Business Day
Client
Client Systems
Company Group
Confidentiality Period
Data Protection Laws
Disclosed Information
Engagement Letter
Financial Information
GDPR
Group Companies
Information Security Standards
Intellectual Property Rights
Internal Controls
Personal Data
Permitted Purpose
Professional Standards
Recipients
Regulatory Authority
Related Parties
Representatives
Security Breach
Services
Statutory Audit
Technical Information
Trade Secrets
Working Papers
Professional Standards
Data Protection
Information Security
Access Rights
Use Restrictions
Disclosure Permissions
Return of Information
Destruction of Data
Breach Notification
Duration
Survival
Indemnification
Warranties
Assignment
Subcontracting
Force Majeure
Regulatory Compliance
Audit Rights
Third Party Rights
Notices
Severability
Entire Agreement
Amendments
Governing Law
Jurisdiction
Dispute Resolution
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