Figures and ratios - Banca Popolare di Milano
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Remuneration System<br />
The remuneration <strong>and</strong> incentive policies, which enhance in<strong>di</strong>vidual corporate features, are approved by the Parent Company's<br />
Remuneration Committee as well as by their respective Boards of Directors <strong>and</strong> Shareholders' Meetings.<br />
For the Group's commercial banks, the remuneration system is regulated by the national contract for bank employees, which in ad<strong>di</strong>tion<br />
to the normal thirteen months' salary, provides for other typical items based on the national contract <strong>and</strong>, to a certain extent, on<br />
internal union agreements. These items are usually fixed accor<strong>di</strong>ng to the employee's level, whereas in the case of new recruits, they are<br />
awarded on a gradual basis.<br />
Remuneration also includes a variable element (in the case of the Parent Company, 3.59% of the fixed element) which takes into account<br />
the achievement of certain financial results on the part of the Bank <strong>and</strong> the pursuit of specific departmental objectives. The approval of the<br />
2010-2012 Strategic Plan introduced a system of bonus incentives based on the achievement of specific objectives laid down in the Plan.<br />
In ad<strong>di</strong>tion to the fixed <strong>and</strong> variable elements established by contract <strong>and</strong> paid in cash, there is also an "in<strong>di</strong>rect" form of remuneration<br />
within the Company that takes other elements into account.<br />
� Fixed portion of remuneration<br />
� Variable remuneration<br />
� Incentives<br />
� Awards<br />
� Career paths<br />
� Analysis of career potential<br />
� Assessment of skills<br />
� Performance guidance<br />
� Training<br />
Remuneration Benefit<br />
Training <strong>and</strong><br />
development<br />
Work<br />
environment<br />
(Work Life<br />
Balance)<br />
� BPM Healthcare Fund<br />
� Company social clubs<br />
� Nursery<br />
� Company canteen<br />
� Supplementary Pension Fund<br />
� Banking benefits<br />
� Organisational climate<br />
� Communication systems<br />
� Quality of relationship between head of<br />
department <strong>and</strong> employee<br />
� Work/life balance<br />
ARES BIPIEMME<br />
With 9,884 associates, inclu<strong>di</strong>ng 75 honorary associates <strong>and</strong> 26,485 relatives, in 2010 Ares Bipiemme carried on its usual activities to enrich the corporate<br />
welfare system by making proposals with a significant economic benefit to support families through the provision of tourism, shopping, magazine subscriptions<br />
<strong>and</strong> season tickets for public transport <strong>and</strong> a car sharing service, as well as tickets for cultural events. Summer camps for employees' children are a real help<br />
in balancing work <strong>and</strong> family time. In 2010, water <strong>di</strong>spensers connected to the mains were installed in the refreshment areas of BPM's head offices, bringing<br />
economic benefits to in<strong>di</strong>viduals <strong>and</strong> greater respect for the environment by avoi<strong>di</strong>ng the use of plastic bottles.<br />
HEALTHCARE FUND<br />
In 2010 a website was set up to improve communication with associates by facilitating reimbursement claims. Health care delivery by physicians <strong>and</strong> approved<br />
entities continued for the 18,396 associates, health education was carried out to promote research for the early <strong>di</strong>agnosis of <strong>di</strong>seases <strong>and</strong> the provision of<br />
assistance to non self-sufficient people through forms of targeted assistance, also with financial subsi<strong>di</strong>es. Of particular note is the convention for the early<br />
<strong>di</strong>agnosis of cancer with the Italian League for the Fight against Cancer in the province of Turin, in ad<strong>di</strong>tion to those already active in the provinces of Milan,<br />
Monza, Bologna <strong>and</strong> Rome.<br />
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