BNP Paribas : Conférence RSE Exane - 07/09/2021 - BNP Paribas CSR Strategy

BNP PARIBAS CSR STRATEGY

LAURENCE PESSEZ AND ANTOINE SIRE September 9th, 2021

CSR FULLY EMBEDDED WITHIN THE GROUP'S STRATEGY

TOP HIGHLIGHTS

BNP Paribas company purpose

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A comprehensive governance

CSR is overviewed by the Company Engagement Department created end of 2017

and directly represented on the Group's Executive Committee

Executive Committee defines the CSR strategy

Board of Directors approves the CSR strategy and the annual reporting

"Corporate Governance, Ethics, Nominations and CSR Committee" is in charge of ethics, sustainability and

CSR since the Annual General Meeting of May 2016

		GSCC			CCDG
		(Group Supervisory and Control Committee)			(General Management Credit Committee)
		validates financing and investment policies (e.g.			reviews all issues surrounding the
		BNP Paribas Responsible Business Principles,			acceptability of risks including ethics and CSR
		2018 Duty of Care vigilance plan…)

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Our key CSR

performance indicators

Group Sustainability and Incentive Scheme:

20% of 7,330 ke y employees' deferred variable compensation relies on the performance of the 9 CSR performance indicators

CSR Indicator	2018 Baseline	2019	2020	2021 Target
Amount of financing and investments to companies of sectors			€ 188 Bn	Increase by € 10 Bn / year
€ 168 Bn	€ 180 Bn
in average over the
considered as contributing directly to the achievement of UN SDGs
			2019-2021 period
			97 %	Maintain > 95%
Percentage of employees trained on an ethics-related issue	96,2 %	95,4 %
Percentage of women among the SMP (Senior Management	28 %	29 %	31 %	> 31 %
Position) population
Percentage of entities with more than 1,000 employees having taken	91 %	94 %	100 %	100 %
a commitment as regards disability
Percentage of employees having been trained at least twice over the	91,8 %	94,8 %	90,2 %	Maintain > 90 %
year
Number of solidarity hours performed by the employees	305 000 hours	> 450 000	> 510 000	1 million hours
hours	hours
Support (financing, investment for the account of third parties) to	€ 5,6 Bn	€ 6,2 Bn	€ 6,3 Bn	€ 6,3 Bn
associations and Social and Solidarity Economy enterprises
Financing for renewable energies	€ 15,4 Bn	€ 15,9 Bn	€ 17,8 Bn	€ 18 Bn
Greenhouse gas emissions in CO2 teq / FTE (kWh buildings +	2,45 CO2 teq	2,32 CO2 teq	1,85 CO2 teq	2,31 CO2 teq
professional travels)	/ FTE	/ FTE	/ FTE	/ FTE

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