An effective SCIGR contributes to the management of the company in line with the corporate objectives defined by the Board of Directors, favouring the taking of informed decisions and contributes to ensuring:
- the safeguarding of the company's assets;
- the efficiency and effectiveness of company processes;
- the reliability of the information provided to corporate bodies and the market;
- compliance with laws and regulations, the Articles of Association, and internal regulatory instruments.
In particular, the SCIGR:
- involves the bodies and resources at all levels of the organization, from the Board of Directors down to Management, each within the scope of their responsibilities and areas of competence;
- promotes the achievement of corporate objectives;
- is defined according to the characteristics of the company, in relation to the applicable regulatory framework, size, sector, complexity and risk profile of the company.
Corporate bodies: the actors
The actors of the Company's SCIGR act according to a three-level control model, in line with the reference regulations and best practices:
LINE FUNCTIONS (Risk Owner)
First level of control
They identify, assess, manage and monitor the risks for which they are responsible, identifying and implementing specific risk treatments.
FUNCTION OF RISK CONTROL
Second level of control
These units monitor the main risks in order to ensure their effective and efficient treatment. They also provide support to Risk Owners in defining and implementing appropriate management and control systems for the main risks and the related controls.
INTERNAL AUDIT TEAM
Third level of control
The department provides independent assurance on the adequacy and operational effectiveness of first- and second-level controls and, in general, the Internal Control and Risk Management System.