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This section, in accordance with the European Sustainability
Reporting Standards (ESRS) on business conduct (ESRS G1),
describes the corporate culture, the Company’s values, as well
as the Codes and policies that guide behaviours and principles
to be followed in business management, with particular reference
to the topics identif ied as relevant in the double materiality
analysis, namely relationships with suppliers and attention to animal
welfare (the assessments did not take into account the mitigation
actions implemented by the Group).
In addition, to ensure continuity with what was reported
in previous years’ Consolidated Non-Financial Statements, issues
such as corruption prevention, contributions to political parties,
and lobbying activities are also addressed, even though they were
not identif ied as relevant.
Code of Ethics
The Code of Ethics and corporate policies are one of the pillars of the
Group’s corporate governance system and regulate the way
the Moncler brand, the Stone Island brand and their respective
employees, partners, clients and shareholders operate.
The Codes of Ethics of Moncler and Stone Island encompass
the set of values both Brands recognise, share, and promote,
acknowledging that conduct inspired by the principles of diligence,
honesty and loyalty represents a signif icant driver of economic
a
nd social development. Employees and partners are required to act
with honesty, passion and integrity and to build relationships
with stakeholders based on mutual trust so that growth is guided
by the principle of shared value
T
he Codes establish clear behavioural norms for recipients
regulating various aspects including relations with employees
suppliers clients and authorities respect for human rights
protection of intellectual and industrial property conf idential
information and privacy respect for fair competition
proper
administrative and f inancial management environmental
protection anticorruption and antimoney laundering measures
and the responsible use of corporate assets and the management
of conf licts of interest contributions and sponsorships
The Codes of Ethics apply to all employees suppliers contractors
consultants partners and external collaborators of the two
Brands and apply in a consistent manner across all countries
where Moncler and Stone Island operate. In case of non-compliance,
disciplinary measures and/or sanctions will be applied
up to and including termination of the existing employment
contract or business relationship.
The Board of Directors is the competent body to decide on the
adoption and subsequent amendments to the Code of Ethics,
as well as being involved in managing any ethical issues of particular
relevance. The Head of the Corporate Af fairs & Compliance
Function, as part of the second-level control, monitors the proper
conduct of the Group’s operations in compliance with relevant
legal and regulatory constraints, internal procedures and values
of the Code of Ethics This role also ensures the management
of corporate compliance aspects Human Resources and the
Function Managers on the other hand actively support
staf f training and awarenessraising ensuring that all employees
understand and respect the provisions of the Code of Ethics
The Codes are periodically updated to align with international
best practices and further integrate them more with emerging
sustainability and business conduct topics Both Codes are inspired
by the main existing national and international regulations
on corporate social responsibility corporate governance human
rights and the environment such as the International Bill
of Human Rights of the United Nations the Universal Declaration
of Human Rights and the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the
European Union the decent work standards set out in the
[G1–1] Policies and practices on business conduct
and corporate culture
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