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Risk factors
and management
- / Risks related to changes in the economic model
- / Security risks
- / Regulatory risks
- / Financial risks
6.5/ | Risk management associated | ||
354 | with the Covid-19 health crisis | 367 | |
361 | 6.6 / | Insurance | 368 |
363 | 6.7 / | Risk management | 370 |
6.7.1 / | The risk management system | 370 | |
365 | 6.7.2 / | Risk mapping | 378 |
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The Group operates in a constantly changing environment and is therefore exposed to both external and internal risks in developing its activities relating to its strategic plan. Moreover, the Group has conducted a review and assessment of the risks that could potentially have a material adverse impact on its activities, its financial position, its net assets, its income, its ability to achieve its objectives, its image and its reputation. This chapter set outs the main risks identified to which the Group considers itself to be exposed, as well as the internal control and risk management procedures implemented to prevent, manage and mitigate these risks. The risk mapping was presented and approved at the Audit Committee meeting in December.
The most substantial risk factors within each category are presented first. The importance of each risk is calculated as at the date of this document, based on an assessment of the estimated level of impact of the risk and the likelihood of its occurrence.
Main risks identified to which the Group considers itself to be exposed
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Risks related to changes | IT agility and Group transformation | 354 |
in the economic model | Relations with suppliers | 355 |
Ability to enhance our organizational efficiency | 356 | |
Integration of social and environmental responsibility issues | 357 | |
Damage to the brand image of Group banners | 358 | |
Development of the service model | 359 | |
Growth in transactional activities | 359 | |
Talent management | 360 | |
Security risks | Cyber-attacks and security | 361 |
Confidentiality of key strategic, commercial, social and legal information | 362 | |
Regulatory risks | Compliance with various regulations | 363 |
Balanced use of data | 364 | |
Financial risks | Liquidity risk | 365 |
Pension plan | 366 | |
Change in the Group's capital structure | 366 | |
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Likelihood
Changes in the | Ability to enhance | |
our organizational efficiency | ||
capital structure | ||
Incorporation of CSR issues | IT agility | |
Development | and Group transformation | |
of the service model | ||
Growth in | Cyber-attacks and security | |
transactional activities | Damage to the brand image | |
of Group banners | ||
Compliance with | Supplier relations | |
various regulations | ||
Talent management | ||
Balanced use of data | ||
Confidentiality of commercial, | Liquidity risk | |
social and legal information |
Pension plan
Impact
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6.1 / Risks related to changes in the economic model
Against the backdrop of the crisis, Fnac Darty needs to persist with transforming its omnichannel model by continuing to adapt its organization and investing in IT systems and operational resources. Product and service lines must continue to be updated to achieve a better fit with changing consumer behaviors. However, the Group strives to balances its investments so as to maintain the profitability of its economic model, and keeps a close eye on developments and the economic outlook.
Risks related to changes to the economic model - IT agility and Group transformation
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Risk identification | Risk management | |
Fnac Darty's ambition, as expressed through its strategic plan and | The governance for a three-year master plan was set up in 2018 | |
the multiplication of the Group's growth drivers (its online platforms, | and updated at the end of 2020. This master plan is sponsored at | |
Marketplace, development of the franchise, partnerships, etc.), | Executive Committee level in close collaboration with the business | |
requires the successful transformation of its information systems | lines and its main measures include: | |
to enable them to support the Group's transformation and be agile | the monthly monitoring of key issues and investment strategies | |
in its various projects. | "" | |
at Executive Committee level; | ||
Some applications used by the Group need to be updated to | "" the rollout of agile development, particularly in the Digital | |
improve the customer experience and strengthen operational | ||
continuity during busy periods. There is a lack of standardization | Factory project, aims to create omnichannel and omni-brand IT | |
across the applications used by the Group's various entities. | functionality in France. The creation of combined IT and business | |
teams to help improve the efficiency of production launches and | ||
Moreover, the Group may fail to deliver this transformation | to mitigate the associated risks; | |
successfully, both in terms of its capacity and its speed of execution. | "" the insourcing of key IT resources, enabling control of core | |
business components over time and facilitating the success of | ||
the plan to converge the Fnac and Darty IT systems; | ||
"" | strengthening the continuity of service arrangements for the most | |
critical applications in place, including handling the obsolescence | ||
of end-of-life applications; | ||
"" | the use of public cloud resources to provide faster support for | |
new business strategies (subscription, CRM, data sharing & | ||
advertising, ramp-up of online sales). |
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Risks related to changes in the economic model - Relations with suppliers
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Risk identification | Risk management |
Fnac Darty offers a wide range of products and is supplied by a The Group's sales policy is designed to develop strategic large number of suppliers. In France, in particular, purchases from partnerships with suppliers, partners and contractors in its primary the top twenty suppliers represented around 60% of the total markets:
purchases made in 2020.
"" align our interests and suppliers' interests around the value | ||
A major portion of the Group's operations depends on its capacity | strategy, with its opportunities and constraints, by entering | |
to negotiate under good conditions and maintain contracts and | into partnerships that shape the entire relationship (purchasing, | |
long-term business relations with its suppliers, especially those | communication, merchandising, demonstrations, etc.); | |
for whose products there is no substitute as far as customers | ad-hoc structures with a specific governance system have been | |
are concerned (e.g. Samsung, Apple, Microsoft, Sony, etc.). Any "" | ||
deterioration in the banners' relationships with their main suppliers, | implemented with the aim of rebalancing our relations with our | |
the imposition of stricter conditions by suppliers, or the non-renewal | suppliers: | |
or early termination of their main supply or service agreements may | "" | introduction of a 'hybrid' mode of operation which |
have a material adverse effect on the Group's image, operations, | ||
links buyers to product categories and provides central | ||
earnings, financial position and outlook. | ||
coordination, | ||
Furthermore, any significant failure, deterioration, sudden | "" | creation of a purchasing & policies department to define |
termination or non-renewal of the Group's contractual relationships | ||
purchasing policy, coordinate and manage buyers, and | ||
with its partners and contractors could have a material adverse | ||
monitor and formalize policies, | ||
effect on the Group's image, operations, earnings, financial position | ||
and outlook. | "" | integration of the scope of the France and international |
Purchasing Departments (management of European | ||
contracts) is in progress, | ||
"" | separate management of the Services area by a specific | |
Services Department; | ||
"" | offer developments to the services delivered to our suppliers | |
through data supply and to the customer's experience online | ||
and in store; |
"" agreements with suppliers are periodically negotiated in | |
accordance with local laws and regulations and the Business | 6 |
Code of Conduct (appended to supplier contracts). | |
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