Relationships - Banco Itaú
Relationships - Banco Itaú
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Corporate Governance<br />
The Board of Directors has independent members,<br />
whose responsibilities include safeguarding the interests<br />
of the Organization and its minority shareholders, in<br />
addition to managing conflict of interest risks.<br />
Members of the Bank’s<br />
Board of Directors.<br />
The Board is also the body of record for<br />
disclosing company financial statements. It<br />
selects and removes independent auditors<br />
and decides on the payment of interim<br />
dividends and payment of interest on<br />
capital. It also decides on share repurchases<br />
and the buying and/or granting of call<br />
and put options. It approves the rules put<br />
forward by the Audit Committee for its<br />
own operation, and monitors its activities<br />
through regular reports.<br />
The Board also guides the implementation of<br />
the Organization’s financial, environmental<br />
and social policies, as well its socioenvironmental<br />
responsibility practices.<br />
To manage these activities we have four<br />
internal governance groups which feature<br />
representatives of our many different areas:<br />
the Sustainability Monitoring Committee<br />
(which meets annually with the Board of<br />
Directors); the Executive Sustainability<br />
Committee (half-yearly meetings of the<br />
Executive Committee); the Sustainability<br />
Committee (executive meetings every two<br />
months); and the Sustainability Commission<br />
(monthly meetings of supervisors and<br />
managers). Our collaborative bodies (Board<br />
of Directors, committees and commissions)<br />
also discuss ethics related-issues through<br />
the Senior Ethics Commission, the Audit<br />
Committee, the Disclosure and Trading<br />
Committee and the Commission to Prevent<br />
and Combat Illegal Acts.<br />
The Board of Directors currently has three<br />
independent members. The independence<br />
of these members is designed primarily<br />
to protect the interests of the business<br />
and our minority shareholders by<br />
allowing the discussion of ideas which<br />
may differ from those of the directors<br />
representing the control block. The<br />
existence of independent advisers, free of<br />
any business ties to the Organization, also<br />
helps manage risk in relation to conflicts<br />
of interests that might impair a board<br />
member’s ability and neutrality when<br />
analyzing issues before the Board.<br />
Only three members of the Executive Board<br />
sit on the Board of Directors (Roberto<br />
Setubal, President and Chief Executive<br />
Officer, Alfredo Egydio Setubal, Vice-<br />
Chairman and Director of Investor Relations,<br />
and Ricardo Villela Marino, Executive Director<br />
of People and External Units), which allows<br />
the Board to have greater involvement and<br />
access to information on management,<br />
without compromising their impartiality.<br />
Board of Directors<br />
Chairman<br />
Pedro Moreira Salles<br />
Vice-Chairmen<br />
Alfredo Egydio Arruda Villela Filho<br />
Roberto Setubal<br />
(also President and CEO)<br />
Directors<br />
Alcides Lopes Tápias<br />
Alfredo Egydio Setubal<br />
(also Director of Investor Relations)<br />
Candido Botelho Bracher<br />
Fernando Roberto Moreira Salles<br />
Francisco Eduardo de Almeida Pinto<br />
Gustavo Jorge Laboissiere Loyola<br />
Henri Penchas<br />
Israel Vainboim<br />
Pedro Luiz Bodin de Moraes<br />
Ricardo Villela Marino<br />
30 <strong>Itaú</strong> Unibanco Holding S.A.