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Amundi SA has established robust governance structures for overseeing responsible investment and climate strategy, with its Board of Directors integrating “social and environmental issues within its governance” and reviewing “the progress made against key climate and ESG indicators on at least a quarterly basis,” supported by an “ESG & Climate Strategic Committee” that “defines and validates the ESG and climate policy thus applicable to investments,” while its “Global Responsible Investment Policy now details not only the thresholds for sectors’ exclusions … but also all the processes that are implemented (objective and scope of application, engagement, ESG rating, related data used).” However, the company does not disclose any mechanisms, oversight structures, committees, individual roles, or processes dedicated to governing its direct or indirect lobbying activities or ensuring that any lobbying aligns with its climate-related goals.
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Amundi provides only limited insight into its climate-related public-policy engagement. It notes that it has “played an active part in the work and consultations surrounding the European projects for the regulation of ESG investment” and that it “responded to at least ten consultations on European or French regulations under development or revision,” suggesting some interaction with regulatory processes, but it does not name the individual bills or directives involved, nor does it confirm that these are the only initiatives it lobbied. The company identifies consultation responses and participation in working groups as its main channels, yet it does not explain whether these took the form of written submissions, meetings or other activities, and it does not identify the specific government bodies or officials addressed. Likewise, its stated objectives remain aspirational—supporting net-zero alignment, improved disclosure, and harmonisation of sustainable finance frameworks—without spelling out the concrete legislative changes or targets it seeks. As a result, while Amundi signals that it engages regulators, the absence of detail on the specific policies, the methods used, and the outcomes pursued leaves its lobbying transparency at a basic level.
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