CORPORATE GOVERNANCE

Code of Conduct

Teradata Corporation has adopted a Code of Conduct, “Leading with Integrity,” which establishes the minimum standards of proper conduct that all Teradata associates and all Teradata organizations throughout the world must meet. These standards apply to all Teradata employees, temporary employees, independent contractors, agents, representatives, officers, and board members, and to all Teradata subsidiaries, affiliates, departments, business organizations, operating units, and teams.

Access the Teradata Code of Conduct in full here:  (PDF version) (Print friendly version) Translations of the Code can be found at the bottom of the page under “Additional resources.”

A Teradata subsidiary, affiliate, department, business organization, operating unit or team may adopt and apply its own supplemental code of conduct, policies, procedures and management practices to establish heightened standards of conduct for it and its associates. However, in all cases, those supplemental standards of conduct must be at least as stringent as Teradata’s enterprise-wide standards.

Suppliers and business partners: Teradata suppliers and business partners (such as resellers, distributors, alliance partners, and contractors) are expected— and may be required—to formally agree to meet or exceed the standards of the Teradata Code of Conduct for Suppliers or the Teradata Code of Conduct for Business Partners with respect to all Teradata-related activities.

These supplier and business partner codes consist of the principles of: (1) the Teradata Code of Conduct; (2) the Teradata Conflict Minerals Policy; (3) laws and Teradata policies regarding anti-bribery, anti-corruption and trade compliance (e.g., the Teradata Anti-Bribery and Anti-Corruption Policy); and (4) laws and Teradata policies regarding privacy and data protection (e.g., the Teradata Global Privacy Statement). Teradata’s Code of Conduct and Anti-Bribery and Anti-Corruption Policy are available in multiple languages at the bottom of the page under “Additional resources.” Links and related information regarding these also are included on our Environment, Social and Governance webpage.

Raising concerns: Teradata-related Code of Conduct, policy and other ethics and compliance questions can be raised, and violations or suspected violations can be reported, through the Teradata Ethics Helpline. The Teradata Ethics Helpline is a 24-hour, multi-language service which is accessible online and by telephone. Through the Helpline, questions may be raised and violations may be reported in good faith on an anonymous or confidential basis to the fullest extent permitted by applicable law.