UniCredit

Italy, Financial Services

What UniCredit says about its journey towards integrated reporting

Now in its sixth year of integrated reporting, UniCredit’s reporting clearly details its performance, its outlook on the current business environment, and the needs of its stakeholders. The report places particular focus on UniCredit’s business model, strategy and deployment of its financial, human and other capitals. UniCredit plans to strengthen its deployment of these resources by focusing on initiatives that create value for both the Group and its stakeholders.

The new reporting approach enables UniCredit to:

improve the ways it assesses and manages information and decisions
enhance transparency and the quality of information for investors and analysts
increase engagement with stakeholders
strengthen the Group’s reputation for excellence

UniCredit decided to adopt integrated reporting because it believes integrated methods represent the most effective strategic and cultural approach to managing organisations. Through integrated reporting, economic and financial outcomes can be measured together with other key values such as customer satisfaction, employee engagement levels, and impacts on the welfare of the communities in which the Group operates. UniCredit believes this approach is key to understanding and creating sustainable value.

Read UniCredit’s Annual Integrated Report 2019 here.

About UniCredit

UniCredit is a strong pan-European Group with a simple commercial banking model and a fully plugged in Corporate & Investment Bank, delivering its unique Western, Central and Eastern European network to its extensive 25 million strong client franchise. UniCredit offers local expertise as well as international reach and accompanies and supports its clients globally, providing clients with unparalleled access to leading banks in its 14 core markets as well as an another 18 countries worldwide.