The Eni Corporate Governance model is based on a complex system of regulations governing work practices in the company's organisational structure and also in relations with third parties.
These regulations are in line with the highest standards of Corporate Governance required by the market and recommended by regulators (including the Borsa Italiana and the New York Stock Exchange – NYSE), and in accordance with national and international laws.
In December 2006, the Board of Directors resolved to adhere to the Self-Regulation Code for companies quoted on the stock exchange, in the version issued by the Borsa Italiana in March 2006, and to ensure that the principles contained in the code are applied inside the company.
With the adoption of the company's Self-Regulation Code, the Eni Board of Directors established the interests of all stakeholders, and not just of shareholders, as a fundamental point of reference for managing the company, and also reserved a central role for its Sustainability policies.
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Last updated on 22/02/10