The Bylaws are the foundational charter of the CRC Foundation. In accordance with the law, the Bylaws of the CRC Foundation define the nature and purposes of the organization, along with the methods and tools to pursue them. They also define the rules for the proper management of its assets and specify the skills, professionalism, and composition of its governing bodies.

In this regard, we inform you that, with a provision dated July 16, 2026, the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) approved the statutory amendments resolved by the Foundation's General Council at its meeting of June 22, 2026, adopted in implementation of the contents of the Addendum to the ACRI-MEF Memorandum of Understanding of October 28, 2025.

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In addition to the Statute, since 2014, the CRC Foundation has availed itself of 5 Regulations, which define the detailed rules regarding institutional activities, asset management, designations and appointments within the Foundation, the functioning of governance, and appointments to subsidiaries.

With the Regulations, the CRC Foundation regulates, in detail, the Institutional Activity, the Management of the Assets, the Designations and Appointments in the Foundation, the Functioning of the Governance and the Appointments in the subsidiaries. The Regulations have been recently revised, following some changes made to the Statute of the CRC Foundation, approved by the Ministry of Economy and Finance with a provision of 19 December 2023, and for transparency available below:

• Institutional Activities Regulations
• Asset Management Regulation
• Regulations for Designations and Appointments to the Foundation's Bodies
• Governance Operation Regulation
• Regulations for Appointments in the Foundation's Subsidiaries

The Code of Ethics is the charter of rights and duties of the CRC Foundation, which defines the ethical and social responsibilities of each participant in the organization's activities and provides the principles and rules of conduct of administrators, managers, collaborators, suppliers and beneficiary organizations.

This Code was last reviewed by the Board of Directors and the General Council, in the meetings held on 30 January 2017, mainly for the purpose of:

• update its text, following the entry into force of the Charter of Foundations (adopted in 2012) and the Memorandum of Understanding of 22 April 2015 with the Ministry of Economy and Finance;   
• review the composition and duration of the Supervisory Body, providing for the possibility of appointing external individuals with specific experience and skills;
• provide for a more stringent sanctions system.

It is noted that no changes and/or additions to the text have subsequently occurred.

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The Organization, Management and Control Model (MOGC) constitutes an important safeguard for the correct operation of the CRC Foundation.

Adopted in 2010 – in compliance with Legislative Decree 231/2001 on the liability of legal persons – it has been updated over time, in light of new regulatory and statutory changes.

With the entry into force of the new Code of Ethics, which occurred on 30 January 2017, it was necessary to make further updates to the Model, as a qualified verification and control tool.

Lastly, with the entry into force of Laws no. 28 of 2024 June 90 and no. 9 of 2024 August 114, with the consequent introduction of new predicate crimes, the CRC Foundation updated the aforementioned Model on 16 December 2024.

Therefore, the expected Whistleblowing Reporting Procedure , together with the Whistleblowing Privacy Policy and the aforementioned Organization, Management and Control Model are published here.

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