Last updated: 1 May 2026
About this policy
This policy explains how Tomberg & Partners uses cookies and similar technologies on this website, what categories are used, how long they last, who sets them, and how you can change your choices at any time. It applies to every visitor to this website. It supplements our Privacy policy, which explains how we process personal data more generally, and our Terms of service, which govern your use of this site.
Tomberg & Partners is a company formation and licensing firm. We deliver that work ourselves and through a controlled network of vetted in-country specialists, and we are accountable for it. We are not ourselves a licensed financial institution. This site is general information about what we do, not legal, tax or financial advice.
What cookies are
A cookie is a small text file that a website places on your device when you visit. Cookies allow the site to recognise your device on later visits, remember basic choices, and gather statistics about how the site is used. Similar technologies, such as pixels, local storage, and tags, work in comparable ways and are treated as cookies for the purposes of this policy.
Cookies set by this website are first-party cookies. Cookies set by a third party whose content or service is loaded on this site are third-party cookies. Cookies that expire when the browser is closed are session cookies. Cookies that remain on the device for a defined period are persistent cookies.
Why we use cookies
We use cookies to run this site, measure how it is used, and support our marketing. We do not use cookies to build behavioural profiles for selling to third parties, and we do not run advertising on this website. Marketing cookies are used only to measure the performance of our own advertising and, on a small set of conversion pages, to support audience matching with the platforms we advertise on.
Your choices, and the legal basis
Strictly necessary cookies are placed on the basis of our legitimate interest in operating a secure, functioning website. They are required to deliver the service you have requested. They cannot be switched off in our preference centre.
All other cookies are placed only after you have given clear, freely given, specific, informed, and unambiguous consent through the cookie banner shown on your first visit. No non-essential cookies are placed before you make a choice. Pre-ticked boxes are not used.
You can change or withdraw your consent at any time by clicking the Cookie preferences link in the site footer, which re-opens the preference centre. Withdrawing consent is as easy as giving it. Withdrawal does not affect the lawfulness of any processing carried out before withdrawal.
Where you have a Global Privacy Control signal enabled in your browser, we treat that signal as a refusal of marketing cookies. You can still grant analytics cookies if you choose to.
Categories of cookies we use
This site uses three categories of cookies. The exact cookies in each category, including names and durations, are listed in the table further below.
Necessary cookies keep the site secure and operational. They support core functions such as page delivery, basic security, and remembering your cookie choice. They do not identify you personally and cannot be switched off, because the site would not function correctly without them.
Analytics cookies help us understand how visitors use the site, in aggregate, so we can improve content and structure. The data is aggregated and does not identify you individually. We use Google Analytics for this purpose. Analytics cookies are placed only with your consent.
Marketing cookies measure the effectiveness of our advertising and support audience matching on the platforms we advertise on. We use Google Ads site-wide for measurement, and LinkedIn and Meta pixels on a small set of conversion pages (such as our contact and consultation pages). Marketing cookies are placed only with your consent.
Specific cookies
The table below lists the cookies set on this site. The list is updated when cookies, providers, or durations change. The names of cookies set by third-party processors are provided for transparency, in line with Estonian Electronic Communications Act §103¹ and the EDPB’s cookie-consent guidance.
| Name | Provider | Purpose | Duration | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|
tomberg_consent | Tomberg & Partners (first-party) | Stores your cookie preferences and the timestamp of your choice | 6 months | Necessary |
_ga | Google Analytics (Google Ireland Limited / Google LLC) | Distinguishes unique users for aggregated analytics | 2 years | Analytics |
_ga_\<container-ID\> | Google Analytics (Google Ireland Limited / Google LLC) | Maintains session state for GA4 | 2 years | Analytics |
_gcl_au | Google Ads (Google Ireland Limited / Google LLC) | Conversion linking and ad-effectiveness measurement | 90 days | Marketing |
_fbp | Meta (Meta Platforms Ireland Limited) | Advertising attribution on conversion pages only | 90 days | Marketing |
li_fat_id | LinkedIn (LinkedIn Ireland Unlimited Company) | Advertising attribution on conversion pages only | 30 days | Marketing |
bcookie | LinkedIn (LinkedIn Ireland Unlimited Company) | Browser identifier on conversion pages only | 1 year | Marketing |
If a tag manager, embedded video, scheduling tool, or other third-party service is added to the site later, this table is updated before any new cookie is set, and consent is sought where the cookie is non-essential.
Third-party processors and international data transfers
Where third-party cookies are set, the relevant providers process the resulting data as data controllers or joint controllers in their own right, under their own privacy policies. The third parties named above (Google, LinkedIn, and Meta) are part of corporate groups whose ultimate parent companies are established in the United States. As a result, the data collected by these cookies may be transferred outside the European Economic Area.
Such transfers rely on the European Commission’s Standard Contractual Clauses, on the EU–US Data Privacy Framework where applicable to the receiving entity, or on other safeguards permitted under Chapter V GDPR. Further information on transfer safeguards is set out in the Privacy policy.
How to change your choices on this site
On your first visit, the cookie banner offers three equally weighted choices:
- Accept all allows all cookie categories.
- Reject all refuses every non-essential cookie. It is one click and as easy as Accept all.
- Preferences opens the preference centre, where each non-essential category can be enabled or disabled separately. All non-essential categories are off by default.
The same preference centre can be re-opened at any time by clicking the Cookie preferences link in the site footer. If you change a category from on to off, we delete the cookies in that category and stop the related tracking from that point forward.
We ask for your consent again every six months, in line with the European Data Protection Board’s guidance.
Browser-level controls
Most browsers also let you view, block, or delete cookies through the browser’s own settings. Instructions vary by browser; the major browsers’ help pages explain the steps. Setting your browser to block all cookies, including necessary cookies, may prevent parts of this site from functioning.
What happens if you refuse
Refusing non-essential cookies does not block your access to this website. The site remains available, and we do not condition access to content on consent to non-essential cookies. We do not measure your visit in our analytics, and we do not measure the effectiveness of our advertising for your visit. The substance of the services described on this site is not affected.
Updates to this policy
We may update this policy when the cookies, providers, durations, or relevant rules change. The current version is shown above with the last-updated date and version number. Where a change introduces a new non-essential cookie or a new processing purpose, we ask for fresh consent before that change takes effect.
Contact
Questions about this policy can be sent to:
Tomberg & Partners Email: [email protected] Telephone: +372 5590 0630 Registered office and registry details: see Legal Notice on the Disclaimer page.
This policy is published in English. A translation may be made available for convenience. In the event of any discrepancy between the English text and a translation, the English text prevails.