12 Corporate Governance GRI 2.3, 3.6, 4.4, 4.5, 4.6, 4.7, 4.9 and DMA EC – Economic Performance
To generate value and strengthen the sustainability of businesses, BICBANCO has created the Corporate Governance Committee and instituted a more technical profile for the various specialized committees. BICBANCO’s governance model is in line with best practices in the international market, which antecipate monitoring of risks and internal controls, ethical and transparent actions, clear and objective accountability, and equal treatment of all stakeholders. To create value and ensure sustainable business, the Bank also focuses on financial discipline and frequent enhancement of its management mechanisms – the principle followed for changing committee formats in 2011, making its corporate governance model more dynamic. In order to become more efficient, the Bank has reformulated various existing specialized committees, which now have a more technical profile, and the Bank has created a Corporate Governance Committee, the only one on which directors serve. This new committee is responsible for assessing decisions submitted by specialized committees, aiding upper management to implement initiatives, and approving matters connected to changes in standards, processes and products that may affect strategic direction, including evaluating and deciding on recommended sanctions submitted by the Blue Committee (equivalent of the <strong>Sustainability</strong> Committee). Furthermore, because the Corporate Governance Committee is the sole holder of risks materializing on other committees, it is in a privileged position to recognize significant impacts that could result from small individual contributions. The main governance structure at BICBANCO is organized into two complementary levels: the first is comprised of the Board of Directors (advised by the Audit Committee and by Internal Auditing), involving the controlling group’s shareholders and one independent member; the second is the Comitê de Diretoria Executiva – CDE (Executive Committee) and its Operations Committees, involving the Bank’s executive leaders. This reformulation has provided more direct contact between technicians and the Bank’s technicians and upper management, favoring integration between professionals and establishing a more direct and objective dialogue. This change shows how much attention BICBANCO is paying to opportunities to improve its governance matrix, which may strengthen the foundations of sustainable growth. COMMITMENT TO BEST PRACTICES GRI 4.6 and 4.8 BICBANCO follows the changes in governance concepts and is aware of international benchmark initiatives in this segment, aimed at constantly perfecting its practices and accelerating the sustainable growth of its activities. The goal of this position is to favor the opening of new markets and to create business opportunities, ensuring continual improvement of internal processes, gaining consistent results, strengthening its corporate reputation, consolidating internal culture, improving decision making methods, and strengthening relationships with the Bank’s stakeholders. 13
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