The Company’s risk management system is integrated into its organisational structure and decision-making processes taking into account key function holders. As part of its risk management system, ERGO Hestia has processes in place to identify, assess and monitor the risks to which it may be exposed at an individual and aggregate level. ERGO Hestia has implemented a risk management function and appointed a person responsible for overseeing the function: the Director of the Risk Department who reports to the Vice-President of the Management Board for Finance and Organisation. There is also an independent organisational unit within the Company’s structure, which ensures the independence of the risk management function and allows it to perform its duties effectively and in an objective manner, excluding exertion of influence and conflicts of interest.
The risk management system is organised according to the concept of three lines of defence. This model creates an organisational framework within the Company that ensures a clear division between making risky business decisions and independently controlling such risks.
We have implemented an in-house risk and solvency assessment process called ORSA (Own Risk and Solvency Assessment). Its purpose is to ensure that our Company engages in the process of assessing the risks to which it is or may be exposed and that it determines the corresponding capital needs.
In order to effectively and continuously identify, assess, control and monitor risks, we have implemented a risk management cycle at the individual level.
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The Companies define sustainability risks as the possibility of environmental, social or governance situations or conditions whose occurrence has an actual or potential material adverse effect on the Companies’ financial position and results of operations and reputation, and on the value of the Companies’ investments at their own risk and that of their customers. We do not consider risks to sustainability as a separate category but see them as one aspect of the individual risks. Sustainability risks interact with the individual risks through different transmission channels and can have a significant impact on them.
Within climate risks, in line with the classification adopted by among others the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures at the initiative of the Financial Stability Board, we distinguish between physical risk and transition risk. As with the other risks to sustainability, we consider these risks to be one of the aspects considered in the management of the different risks distinguished in the risk catalogue we use.
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