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Sustainability Report 2022

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5.5 Employee training<br />

Regular trainings<br />

To ensure compliance with the regulations and directives, we regularly train all permanent,<br />

temporary and part-time employees on topics such as bank client and business secrecy,<br />

cybercrime, market conduct rules or the Financial Services Act (Fidleg). We also inform<br />

them about combating money laundering, terrorism financing and child and adult protection<br />

and repeat these training courses at fixed intervals. All employees must complete<br />

these training courses and answer the examination questions correctly.<br />

Once a year, all employees confirm that they have complied with all applicable rules of<br />

conduct, directives and regulations and have fulfilled their duties. All directives and regulations<br />

are published on the intranet. In addition, we obtain an extract from the criminal<br />

and debt enforcement register; for employees from certain business areas annually, for<br />

the others every three years.<br />

5.6 Organisation in relation to sustainability<br />

On the Board of Directors, the Risk, <strong>Sustainability</strong> & Audit Committee will assume<br />

responsibility for all sustainability issues from 2023. In the reporting year, the Board of<br />

Directors appointed Manuel Rütsche as the Executive Board’s sustainability officer. He<br />

has been a member of VZ Group’s Executive Board since 2018 and is responsible for the<br />

group’s asset management. In addition, a <strong>Sustainability</strong> Committee was formed, which is<br />

chaired by Manuel Rütsche and includes employees from Legal & Compliance and other<br />

business units. This committee meets at least once a month.<br />

26 <strong>Sustainability</strong> report <strong>2022</strong>

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