JIGSAW INVEST · PRIVATE DEALING ROOM
Last updated: September 2026
Privacy notice text follows.
JigsawInvest operates the private dealing room and portfolio research desk that serves the holdings of JIGSAW INVESTMENTS LLC. This privacy policy explains in plain language how the desk handles the personal information that visitors and correspondents share with us, what rights those individuals hold, and how the house protects every record that crosses the review desk. We keep the policy long on purpose so that nothing important is left in the shadows. Please read each section at least once.
The company behind this site is JIGSAW INVESTMENTS LLC, with its registered address at 2761 E 1525 N, Layton - 84040-2701, United States (US). If any sentence here is not clear enough, or if you would rather ask a human being than read further, please write to update@jigsawinvest.autos and the desk will answer you within the week.
JIGSAW INVEST is the operating name under which JIGSAW INVESTMENTS LLC carries out private portfolio research, holding administration, and the writing and archiving of investment briefs for long-horizon holdings. Privacy is not a legal afterthought for this house. A dealing room that cannot keep its own records and its own inquiries private is a dealing room that cannot be trusted with patient capital, and trust is the whole of our business.
For the purposes of this policy, the data controller of the personal information described below is JIGSAW INVESTMENTS LLC, at 2761 E 1525 N, Layton - 84040-2701, United States (US). The developer of the site is JigsawInvest, and that same house stands behind the promises written here.
This policy applies to the website located at https://www.jigsawinvest.autos, to every sub-page of that site, and to the correspondence and records that visitors and principals send to the desk through the email address update@jigsawinvest.autos, the telephone number +15096937044, or the contact form on the site.
The policy also covers the internal working files of the portfolio research desk, including briefs, decision notes, cash-flow calendars, risk review panels, and the archive of statements kept for the holdings under administration. Where a section below refers to personal information, the same care applies whether the record sits on the public website or inside the filing wall of the dealing room.
This policy does not reach the websites of third parties. If you follow a link from our site to another address, the privacy practices of that other address govern what happens there.
We collect only the minimum of personal information that a working relationship or a single enquiry requires. The desk is not in the business of harvesting data, and no section of this house collects more than it needs.
The categories of information we may hold include the following. First, contact details, meaning a name, an email address, and on occasion a telephone number, that you supply when you write to the desk or complete the contact form. Second, enquiry content, meaning the subject line and the body of your message together with any file you attach to it. Third, relationship records, meaning the notes that the desk records during a review cycle with a principal whose holdings we administer, including the written briefs themselves. Fourth, technical data, meaning the limited browsing information set out in the section on cookies below, which we keep in an aggregated and largely anonymous form.
We do our best when sensitive facts arrive at the desk. If your message touches on your health, your political views, your religion, or other categories that privacy law treats with special care, we record that content only insofar as it is needed to answer your enquiry and we apply the tighter safeguards described in this policy to it.
Information reaches the desk through a small number of deliberate gates rather than through invisible harvesters. You give us contact details directly when you write an email, fill in the contact form, or telephone the desk. You give us enquiry content in the same way, by telling us what you need.
We also generate a modest amount of information inside the desk as we go about the day-to-day work of the portfolio. When a brief is written, the desk logs the positions it covers and the reasoning it reached. When a statement arrives, the desk reconciles it against the ledger. These records are created by our own activity in serving the holdings, not collected from outside about unrelated people.
A small amount of technical information is gathered automatically when any browser loads our pages. That gathering is described honestly in the section on cookies and tracking so that you know exactly what the site does and does not do behind your back.
Every use we make of personal information serves one of four plain purposes. First is answering your enquiry. If you write to request a brief or to ask a question about a holding, we use your contact details and your message to reply. Second is providing the portfolio services. When we administer a holding, produce a research brief, schedule a cash flow, or file a statement, we use the records of that relationship to do the work well and to keep the archive honest.
Third is keeping the desk secure. We monitor the site and the mailbox for misuse so that a stranger cannot impersonate a principal or a record cannot be tampered with. Fourth is meeting the law. When a regulator or a tax authority lays a legitimate demand on the house, we cooperate within the limits allowed to us, as set out in the sharing section below.
We do not sell your personal information. We do not trade it, and we do not rent it to anyone for any price. There is no part of the house that lives on advertising, and no personal data flows to any ad network from this site.
Where a data protection law asks for the legal ground behind each use, the desk relies on the following honest answers rather than on a vague claim of legitimate interest.
When you write to us and we answer you, we rely on your consent and on the steps you have asked us to take before entering into a relationship. When we administer a holding or prepare a brief under the instructions of a principal, we rely on performing that contract and on the standing instructions you have given the desk. When we keep the ordinary records that a private investment house must keep for tax, audit, and legal defence, we rely on a legal obligation and on a weighty legitimate interest in running an orderly, defensible dealing room.
We will not pretend that a minor, easily met purpose stretches across data we have no business holding. If a proposed record does not sit on one of the grounds above, the desk does not keep it.
The house is private by design. We cannot promise that no one ever sees your information, so let us be exact about the small circle that does.
We share information with the service providers who help us run the site and the mailbox: the hosting provider that stores the pages, the email provider that carries messages to the desk, and any security tool that flags abuse. Those providers receive only what they need to do their narrow job, and our agreements with them forbid using your data for any other purpose or selling it onward.
We disclose information where the law compels us to do so, for example to a tax authority making a lawful audit demand or to a court under a valid order. Where we can, we notify the individual before any such disclosure unless telling them is itself unlawful. We never sell information, trade it, or release it to a merchant for any commercial gain, and a mortgage on the vault does not include your records unless we first send you an update to this policy.
This site is deliberately lean. It employs no advertising cookies, no cross-site tracking pixels, and no character profile of the visitor. The only technical markers we may leave are the strictly necessary kind that keep the site functioning, such as remembering whether the navigation drawer is open or closed inside a single visit.
We regard visitor traffic to the site in the aggregate, because a quiet house still likes to know roughly how many people pass through the foyer and which pages draw the eye. That aggregate picture does not identify you and cannot be used to rebuild your browsing history across other websites.
You may block cookies in your browser without losing meaningful function on our pages. Nothing about the dealing room changes if you arrive in a privacy-hardened browser, because the site does not depend on tracking you in the first place.
Retention follows need, and need here is generous for records that belong to the portfolio and stingy for everything else.
Contact enquiries are kept only as long as the matter they concern stays open, and are then filed or removed under the record policy of the desk. Briefs, decision notes, cash-flow calendars, risk panels, and archived statements for holdings under administration are the working papers of a long-lived investment house, so the law that governs tax and audit applies to them, and those records are held for the period lawfully required of such filings.
Where no law demands a longer keeping, we delete what we no longer need without being asked. If you write and ask us to remove an early enquiry that no longer serves any purpose, we honour that request subject to whatever records the law requires us to keep for the holdings we administer.
Security is not a feature that we bolt on once we remember it. It is how the dealing room is drawn. Access to the records of the portfolio is limited to the people who must use them, the mailbox is kept behind strong and separately guarded doors, and the servers that hold the site are patched and watched by providers who treat their own duty seriously.
We use recognised protection that matches the delicacy of what we hold. Communications with the site travel over an encrypted connection, credentials are stored in a form that cannot be read back in plain text even by the desk, and backups are kept so that a hardware failure can never erase the archive of statements without recovery.
No method of transmission over the internet and no method of physical storage is entirely without risk, so we cannot promise an absolute guarantee. What we can promise is that we apply the care a private house owes to records it agreed to keep, and that we review the safeguards on a regular cadence.
Confidentiality runs deeper than a technical setting at this desk. The whole reason a long-horizon investor would hand its portfolio to a small private house is that the house can be trusted to hold its quiet open questions in confidence and to reveal a holding only when it must.
Practical consequences follow. The desk does not discuss the identity of its holdings in public commentary, does not publish the reasoning of one principal where another could read it, and does not fold private decision notes into any routine that would broadcast them. When a third party asks about a record without lawful standing, the answer is the same as the answer to a knock at the vault after dark, which is that the matter is not open for discussion.
You should still treat your own messages as confidential by nature and not include sensitive account numbers or access details that you would not want printed. Where you do send such a detail, the desk will use it only to serve your matter and will guard it accordingly.
The services of this house are built for adult principals and for adults who manage long-horizon holdings. We do not direct the site at children, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from anyone under the age of thirteen without the consent of a parent or guardian.
If you believe that a child under that age has sent personal information to the desk, write to update@jigsawinvest.autos and we will delete the information without delay and without an argument. The same care extends to anyone under the age of majority in their own country: the desk does not seek out identifying information from minors for any reason, and a minor enquiry will be answered only as far as it needs to be and then removed.
Where the law of your country gives you rights over your personal information, the desk honours the strongest of them rather than the weakest reading. You may ask us, at any time, for a copy of the personal information we hold about you. You may ask us to correct a detail that has gone wrong, such as an email address with a missing letter. You may ask us to delete information that no longer serves the relationships alone and is not required to be kept for the portfolio.
You may object to a use of your data that rests on a balance that does not clearly favour the house, and where your consent was the ground of a particular use you may withdraw that consent for the future without suffering any retribution from the desk. Each of these requests is free of charge and is answered within the period the law allows.
To exercise any of these rights, write to update@jigsawinvest.autos and tell us plainly which right you are calling on. We may ask you to verify your identity before we open a record to you, because a dealing room that hands a record to the wrong caller has failed the real owner. If you feel we have answered you unlawfully, you may also raise a complaint with the data protection authority in your own country.
The records of the portfolio may be stored on servers located in the United States and possibly in other countries where our service providers operate. This means that data you send to the desk may leave the country in which you are sitting and may be put at rest in a jurisdiction whose privacy laws differ from your own.
Where a transfer depends on a safeguard rather than on necessity, we rely on the standard protections that the law recognises, and we make the same firm directive to every provider that hosts or carries a record: guard the data as the house guards it, use it only for the stated purpose, and do not sell it. Where the law requires your consent for a particular transfer we obtain that consent before the data moves.
No individual record is transferred for the sake of novelty. Data moves only because a chosen provider places it in a certain data centre or because a message passes through the ordinary routes of the internet, and every such move obeys the promise of confidentiality that stands behind the whole policy.
There is no machine on this desk that judges you. The house does not run your information through any wholly automated process that makes a decision with legal effect or with a serious effect on your life, and it does not profile individuals to assign scores of trustworthiness or risk.
Where the desk uses any computation at all, such as tallying the number of briefs answered within the week, the figures are managerial summaries about the work of the house rather than decisions about a person. A human being remains responsible for every sensitive step of a correspondence and every instruction given on the portfolio. If you believe an automated view of you has shaped an answer from the desk, write to us and we will show you the person who made the call and the reasoning behind it.
The site may contain links that carry you away from the dealing room to another address, for example the site of a data protection authority or a reference the desk found useful. Once you leave the domain jigsawinvest.autos, this policy no longer reaches you, and the privacy practices of the destination site govern what it does with your visit.
We choose outgoing links with care and we remove them when they stop serving the reader, but we cannot vouch for the conduct of a site we do not operate. Before you share personal information on any page reached from ours, read that page privacy notice for yourself. The green baize of this house ends at the boundary of the domain.
This policy will change as the law changes and as the work of the desk grows, and each new version will carry a fresh date at the top of the page. Where a revision narrows the protections offered here or widens what the desk collects, we will not slip it quietly into a footnote. We will surface the change on the homepage of the site and, where a principal is directly affected, we will send a note to the email address we hold for that principal before the new terms begin to govern.
The version that applies to a record is the one in force when that record was gathered, unless you agree to be governed by a newer one. Because privacy is a standing promise rather than a single dated signature, the desk treats the most protective reading of the current and any earlier policy as the one that governs the oldest records in the archive.
The desk is easy to reach and slow to answer, which is to say that it answers reliably rather than instantly, and each letter is read by a person. For any question about this privacy policy, for any request to see, correct, or delete a record, or for any matter of confidence, write to update@jigsawinvest.autos.
You may also telephone the desk at +15096937044, or send a message by post to JIGSAW INVESTMENTS LLC, 2761 E 1525 N, Layton - 84040-2701, United States (US). The developer of the site is JigsawInvest, and the company that answers for the policy is JIGSAW INVESTMENTS LLC, which stands behind every sentence on this page and behind every record it agrees to hold.