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                                                                                  | 2020 Consolidated Non-Financial Statement

                                                         Ifis Talent



            For a company that innovates, it is essential to focus on the development of people and actions that can boost human
            potential. This was the reasoning behind the 2017 creation of Ifis Talent, the Banca Ifis Talent Management System: a
            platform,  and  an  example  of  the  continuous  Bank  digitisation  process,  designed  to  improve  the  process  of  training,
            promotion  and  management  of  people  in order to satisfy  the  needs  of  the  organisation  and of  all  current  and  future
            employees. With this project, employees have a single platform available incorporating all Human Resource Development
            processes and where they can find the tools they need to continue to grow professionally. It is also an innovative tool for
            managers, who can view and get to know the “history” of their co-workers. All this makes it an absolutely exceptional
            opportunity to increase the Bank’s professional and managerial potential.

             Ifis  Talent,  in  addition  to  tools  for  the  annual  assessment  of  collaborators,  has  an  area  dedicated  to  Continuous
            Feedback, to allow managers to constantly give feedback to its collaborators on the objectives achieved, skills acquired
            and areas of improvement.

            During the year, the onboarding process has been integrated into the platform in order to support and guide the new
            employees in the first three months of company life. In 2019, the quality of the work and commitment to the digitisation of
            a great many processes relative to Human Resources was also recognised by the HR Innovation Practice Observatory of
            Milan  Polytechnic  University.  Banca  Ifis  was  proud  to  stand  out  amongst  all  cases  presented,  winning  the  2019  HR
            Innovation  Award  in  the  Performance  Management  category.  In  2020,  on  the  other  hand,  the  case  study  was  also
            presented and shared as best practice at the annual Este “Development & Organisation Forum” event.



           The performance review process is handled by Human Resources and conducted by ensuring the assessments are fair
           as well as simply and clearly represented.


           Every year, the head of each Organisational Unit formally reviews the performance of the people assigned to their
           structure. The effectiveness of the management approach is ascertained through internal analyses carried out by the
           Human Resources Office, namely: verification of compliance with the distribution of expected assessments and the
           fulfilment of contractual obligations regarding the evaluation of employees by managers.

                                                                                                      [GRI 404-3]

           Total employees assessed during the year by gender            2020          2019          2018
           Total                                               No.       1.597         1.411         1.226
                                                               %         92%           80%           75%
           By gender:
                                                               No.       723            642           572
           Men
                                                               %         91%           80%           77%
                                                               No.       864            769           654
           Women
                                                               %         93%           81%           73%
           By professional category:
                                                               No.        69            41            16
           Senior managers
                                                               %         88%           55%           26%
                                                               No.       482            469           451
           Middle managers
                                                               %         95%           92%           93%
                                                               No.       1.036          901           759
           Clerical staff
                                                               %         91%           77%           70%






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