Ferrari NV

###### RELATION WITH PUBLIC INSTITUTION AND TRADE ASSOCIATIONS

We are committed to conducting
our government and public
institution relations, including
corporate lobbying activities,
in compliance with the laws
and regulations in force where
Ferrari operates, as well as in
accordance with the principles
established in our Code of
Conduct and Anticorruption
Compliance Practice.

Our institutional relations are
underpinned by criteria of
transparency, legitimacy and
responsibility, both with reference
to information disseminated in
public offices and relationships
with institutional interlocutors.

We aim to contribute positively
to the future development of
regulations and standards in
the automotive industry and in
all other sectors related to the
mobility of people and goods.

We are registered with the
European Transparency Register.
The Register provides information
about the interest representatives
that seek to contribute to the
decision-making processes of the
European Union, and a code of
conduct serving as a framework
to regulate their activities.

As required by the applicable
legislation, the estimated annual
costs attributable to activities
covered by the Register are
publicly disclosed through
the EU Transparency Register,
also available online. We are a
member of trade associations
in main host countries. The main
organizations of which we are a
member are:

**•** Europe: ACEA – European
Automobile Manufacturers'
Association;

**•** Italy: ANFIA - Associazione
Nazionale Filiera Industria
Automobilistica

**•** United Kingdom: SMMT - Society
of Motor Manufacturers and
Traders

**•** USA: AFAI - Alliance For
Automotive Innovation

**•** Canada: GAC - Global
Automakers of Canada

In 2021, our membership fees for
trade associations accounted for
about €600,000.

Furthermore, we are member
of several other associations as
well as national and international
advocacy organizations. Please
refer to the GRI content index for
the list of the main associations
Ferrari is member of.

###### RELATION WITH PUBLIC INSTITUTION AND TRADE ASSOCIATIONS

We are committed to conducting
our government and public
institution relations, including
corporate lobbying activities,
in compliance with the laws
and regulations in force where
Ferrari operates, as well as in
accordance with the principles
established in our Code of
Conduct and Anticorruption
Compliance Practice.

Our institutional relations are
underpinned by criteria of
transparency, legitimacy and
responsibility, both with reference
to information disseminated in
public offices and relationships
with institutional interlocutors.

We aim to contribute positively
to the future development of
regulations and standards in
the automotive industry and in
all other sectors related to the
mobility of people and goods.

We are registered with the
European Transparency Register.
The Register provides information
about the interest representatives
that seek to contribute to the
decision-making processes of the
European Union, and a code of
conduct serving as a framework
to regulate their activities.

As required by the applicable
legislation, the estimated annual
costs attributable to activities
covered by the Register are
publicly disclosed through
the EU Transparency Register,
also available online. We are a
member of trade associations
in main host countries. The main
organizations of which we are a
member are:

**•** Europe: ACEA – European
Automobile Manufacturers'
Association;

**•** Italy: ANFIA - Associazione
Nazionale Filiera Industria
Automobilistica

**•** United Kingdom: SMMT - Society
of Motor Manufacturers and
Traders

**•** USA: AFAI - Alliance For
Automotive Innovation

**•** Canada: GAC - Global
Automakers of Canada

In 2021, our membership fees for
trade associations accounted for
about €600,000.

Furthermore, we are member
of several other associations as
well as national and international
advocacy organizations. Please
refer to the GRI content index for
the list of the main associations
Ferrari is member of.

###### RELATION WITH PUBLIC INSTITUTION AND TRADE ASSOCIATIONS

We are committed to conducting our government and public institution relations, including corporate lobbying activities, in compliance with the laws and regulations in force where Ferrari operates, as well as in accordance [with the principles established in our Code of Conduct and Anticorruption Compliance Practice.](https://cdn.ferrari.com/cms/network/media/pdf/codice_condotta_ferrari_eng_def.pdf?_gl=1*1r11qb2*_ga*MjAxMTYxNTI2MC4xNjQ1MjAwNDc4*_ga_JM1HT9B412*MTY3NzU4NDcyNC4xNjQuMS4xNjc3NTg0NzYwLjAuMC4w)

Our institutional relations are underpinned by criteria of transparency, legitimacy and responsibility, both with reference to information disseminated in public offices and relationships with institutional interlocutors.

We aim to contribute positively to the future development of regulations and standards in the automotive industry and in all other sectors related to the mobility of people and goods.

We are registered with the European Transparency Register. The Register provides information about the interest representatives that seek to contribute to the decision-making processes of the European Union, and a code of conduct serving as a framework to regulate their activities.

As required by the applicable legislation, the estimated annual costs attributable to activities covered by the Register are publicly disclosed through the EU Transparency Register, also available online. We are a member of trade associations in main host countries. The main organizations of which we are a member are:

**•** Europe: ACEA – European Automobile Manufacturers' Association;

**•** Italy: ANFIA - Associazione Nazionale Filiera Industria Automobilistica;

**•** United Kingdom: SMMT - Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders;

**•** USA: AFAI - Alliance For Automotive Innovation;

**•** Canada: GAC - Global Automakers of Canada.

In 2022, our membership fees for trade associations accounted for about €600,000.

Furthermore, we are member of several other associations as well as national and international advocacy organizations. Please refer to the GRI content index for the list of the main associations Ferrari is member of.

Describe the process(es) your organization has in place to ensure that your engagement activities are consistent with your overall climate change strategy[…]We manufacture and sell our cars around the world and our operations are therefore subject to a variety of laws and regulations relating to environmental, health and safety and other matters.
These laws regulate our cars, including their emissions, fuel consumption and safety, as well as our manufacturing facilities and operations, setting strict requirements. Our vehicles, together with the engines that power them, must comply with extensive regional, national and local laws and regulations, and industry self-regulations. In the last years, our specific team is in charge of overseeing regulatory developments while monitoring the emissions of Ferrari cars, directly engaged with a series of public institutions (e.g. the EU Commission in the European Union, and the EPA and the NHTSA in the United States).
The Ferrari Group is committed to conducting its government and public institution relations including lobbying in accordance with applicable laws and ethics rules as well as in full compliance with the Code of Conduct and any applicable local procedures. The Ferrari Group aims to contribute positively to the future development of regulations and standards in the automotive industry and in all other sectors related to the mobility of people and goods.

Does your organization have a public commitment or position statement to conduct your engagement activities in line with the goals of the Paris Agreement?[…]No, and we do not plan to have one in the next two years