Lobbying Governance
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EXOR NV has implemented a robust sustainability governance framework characterized by its ESG Committee, which “assists and supports the Board of Directors ... on key global sustainability topics and/or as to the general evolution of the sustainability landscape,” and whose charter is publicly available on Exor’s website. The Board itself “reviews and approves the sustainability approach and relevant workstreams” and the Chief Operating Officer is “the designated lead for ESG matters,” while the committee meets biannually, updates the Board after each session, and is supported by the Audit and Compensation Committees in reviewing risks, internal controls, and performance measures. However, we found no evidence that the company has established any governance process specifically for lobbying activities, whether direct or through trade associations, nor does it disclose any policy, monitoring procedures, or a responsible individual or formal body charged with overseeing or aligning its lobbying efforts with its climate objectives, indicating that no lobbying governance framework is disclosed.
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