Lobbying Governance
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E |
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E |
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| Limited |
Banca IFIS offers only limited insight into its climate-policy lobbying. The bank refers to broad policy frameworks—citing its alignment with the Net-Zero Banking Alliance, the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive and “le 12 aspettative di vigilanza di Banca d’Italia”—but it does not identify any specific bill, regulation or rule it has tried to influence, so the policy focus remains general. The disclosures give no information about how the bank seeks to influence policymakers: there is no mention of letters, meetings, consultation responses or the governmental bodies it might approach. Finally, the outcomes articulated are internal transition goals rather than policy changes: the bank aims for “zero emissioni nette del proprio portafoglio di prestiti entro il 2050” and sets interim 2030 reduction targets for sectors such as automotive leasing and manufacturing, and it pledges to support SMEs’ transition through initiatives like Change PMI. Because these disclosures stop short of detailing concrete lobbying activities, targets or desired legislative changes, the overall transparency on climate lobbying remains limited.
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D |