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• the Monitoring Board, with the task of supervising the

operation of and compliance with the Organisational

Model adopted under Legislative Decree 231/2001, as

well as to oversee its updating by presenting the Board

of Directors with proposed revisions and amendments.

Furthermore, in light of the increasing complexity of its

activities and in response to changes in the legislative

environment, in 2012 the Board of Directors decided to step

up the Group's attention to the internal control and risk

management system, by implementing a dynamic system

of Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) and by appointing a

specific Internal Risk Management Committee, consisting of

the Group's Senior Management, with the mission of iden-

tifying, measuring, analysing and evaluating risk situations

or events that could affect the achievement of the Group's

strategic objectives and priorities. The establishment of the

new system was completed during 2013, and a Chief Risk

Officer was appointed to manage the ERM process. This

person reports to the Internal Risk Management Committee.

More comprehensive information about the system of

business risk management can be found in the "Risk Factors

and Uncertainties" section of this report.

Also of relevance to the internal control and riskmanagement

system are the Group's Code of Ethics and the Organisation

and Management Model adopted by the Prysmian Group

under Legislative Decree 231/2001.

System of internal control over financial reporting

In accordance with Law 262/2005 ("Provisions for the pro-

tection of savings and the regulation of financial markets")

and under art. 19 of the By-laws, the Board of Directors, after

consulting the Board of Statutory Auditors, has appointed

Andreas Bott (Head of Planning & Controlling) and Carlo

Soprano (Head of Financial Statements & Compliance) as

joint managers responsible for preparing corporate account-

ing documents. In this role, they certify at least every six

months, the accuracy of the financial information disclosed

to the market, the existence of adequate procedures and

internal controls relating to financial reporting and the