Whistleblowing
Reporting channels - whistleblowing system
The term “crimes” refers to the commission (or attempted commission) of an offence that could give rise to liability pursuant to Legislative Decree 231/2001.
“Irregularity” refers to any conduct (carrying out or omitting) in the workplace in breach of the rules of the Code of Ethics and/or the Elba Assicurazioni S.p.A. Model. Breaches of the policies, procedures and regulations adopted by the Company are also considered “irregularities”.
• persons with representation, administration or management functions at the Company or who carry out, including on a de facto basis, the management and control of the Company's activities;
• all employees, regardless of their contractual classification;
• persons that work with the Company and - more generally - undertake business relationships with it (e.g. customers, suppliers and consultants).
The Supervisory Board
Reports must have regard to “substantiated” unlawful conduct or irregularities. Therefore, they must be complete with all information useful for reconstructing and verifying the reported act.
• organismo.vigilanza@revoinsurance.com, which is accessible only to members of the Supervisory Board
• segnalazioni.odv@revoinsurance.com, which is accessible only to the Chairman of the Supervisory Board
• by priority post to the Company’s registered office, for the attention of the Supervisory Board
In accordance with the provisions of the reference legislation, Elba protects the whistleblower from any form of retaliation or discrimination on grounds related, directly or indirectly, to the report. The disciplinary system provides for sanctions against persons who breach measures to protect the whistleblower, as well as persons who intentionally or negligently make reports that prove to be unfounded.