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Last updated: October 7, 2026
This Cookie Policy explains the use of cookies and similar technologies on MehmiGroup.com, operated by Mehmi Group Corp., doing business as Mehmi Financial Group. We are a Canada-based commercial financing brokerage serving eligible businesses in Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia, subject to local requirements and service availability.
For information about application documents, lender submissions, international processing and your privacy rights, read our Privacy Policy. Cookie choices do not replace a separate authorization required for a credit check or consent required for marketing communications.
Use the Cookie settings control to open the site's CookieYes preference panel and review the choices available for this browser. Where consent is required, you can refuse optional categories or change a previous choice. Visiting the site, scrolling or accepting the Terms does not by itself provide that consent.
If the panel does not open, your browser or an extension may be blocking the consent tool. You can manage stored cookies through your browser and contact [email protected] for help or to exercise an applicable privacy right. Refusing optional cookies does not prevent you from contacting us by email or telephone to discuss a financing enquiry.
Cookies are small files stored in your browser. Related technologies include local storage, tracking pixels and tags. They can remember preferences, support security and requested functions, and collect information about how a website is used. Depending on the tool, information can include a browser or device identifier, IP address, pages visited, referral information, interaction events and the time of a visit.
Session cookies usually expire when a browser session ends. Persistent cookies remain until their expiry, deletion or replacement. First-party cookies are associated with the site you visit; third-party technologies involve another provider. A tool can transmit information without setting a cookie, so privacy requirements may still apply when cookies are absent.
Consent-required technologies must not be activated for a visitor before the required consent is obtained. An exception applies only where its legal conditions are satisfied; describing a tool as functional or analytical does not itself establish an exception.
The site uses CookieYes for cookie preferences and includes Google Analytics for website measurement. The examples below identify their commonly used cookies and published default durations. A default is not a measurement of every visitor's browser: site configuration, provider changes, browser limits and renewed activity or consent can change the actual expiry.
Purpose: record cookie preferences and consent choices. Typical cookie: cookieyes-consent. Category: necessary for remembering the choice. CookieYes publishes a default consent-expiration period of one year; the configured period may differ. You can review or change your choices through Cookie settings.
Purpose: distinguish visits and sessions and measure website use. Typical cookies: _ga and cookies beginning _ga_. Category: analytics. Google's published default expiration is two years, although browser limits and configuration can shorten that period. Google may process measurement information under its applicable terms and privacy information.
If you allow functional cookies, the homepage may use an IP-based lookup provided by HackMyIP to select a country-specific heading and assess whether the location is reliable. That request discloses your IP address and ordinary request information to the lookup provider. The country result is stored in this browser tab’s session storage under mfg-visitor-geo-v3, rather than as a permanent location profile. The stored result lasts for the browser-tab session and is cleared when functional consent is withdrawn through the consent control. Without the required choice, the homepage uses a neutral heading.
Other requested features, forms or embedded media may involve additional providers and technologies. Review any notice accompanying the feature and the categories shown in the preference panel. You may ask our Privacy Officer for current information about a particular cookie, its provider, purpose or duration.
Your choice normally applies to the browser and device where it is made. Clearing cookies, changing browsers or using another device may require another choice. Use Cookie settings to change optional categories. Withdrawal applies to future consent-based processing and does not make earlier lawful processing unlawful.
Changing a preference may not remove every cookie already placed by a third party. You can also delete cookies through your browser's privacy settings. Blocking all cookies may interfere with necessary site functions. Browser-based opt-out signals, including Global Privacy Control, must be respected where the applicable law requires them for the processing concerned; you may also contact us to make an applicable opt-out request.
Mehmi is based in Canada. Technology providers may process information in other countries. Cookie and tracking information that is personal information is subject to the purposes, legal bases, safeguards, retention criteria and rights described in our Privacy Policy. Operating in a country does not mean that every technology stores information there.
Where Canadian, U.S., UK or Australian privacy or electronic-communications law applies, the relevant rights and requirements continue to apply. This policy does not waive a right to complain to a regulator or obtain another remedy available by law.
For cookie questions, privacy requests or complaints, contact the Privacy Officer, Mehmi Group Corp., at [email protected], telephone 1-833-863-4644, or 77 City Centre Drive, Suite 501, Mississauga, Ontario L5B 1M5, Canada. Do not send passwords or unnecessary identification or financial documents with an initial enquiry.
We may update this policy when the site, technologies or legal requirements change. The date above identifies this version. Where a change requires new consent or additional notice, publishing an updated policy does not replace that requirement.
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