Etichal Code

Article 1

Code of Ethics: statement of ethical and values of the European Football Agency and consequent criteria of conduct which the Recipients, i.e collaborator, consultants, supplies, partners and any other person who may act in the name and on behalf of European Football, are required to respect agency.

Management Committee: administrative and decision-making body of the European Football Agency

Article 2

1. The Code of Ethics states the principles and values that inspire the ethical conduct of the professional activity of the Collaborators and in general of the Recipients.

2. This Code is a set of principles and rules whose observance by the Recipients is an obligation of fundamental importance for the professionalism, quality, reliability and reputation of European Football Agency.

3. This Code finds its foundation and reference in the rules and principles of the Code of Conduct for Lawyers, the Privacy Code, the professional forensic law.

4. The provisions of the Code of Ethics integrate the rules of conduct and ethics that the Recipients are required to observe, the regulations in force, the employment contracts, the internal procedures, as well as the codes of conduct which European Football Agency should adhere to or internally issue.

5. Behaviors which, although implemented in formal compliance with the provisions of this Code, are in violation of the substance and in any case lead to results incompatible with the provisions of this Code are prohibited.

6. All Recipients of the Code of Ethics must know, observe and comply with the provisions contained therein, with correctness and transparency of conduct that must be based on cooperation and mutual collaboration.

7. Under no circumstances may the pursuit of the interests of European Football Agency or the achievement of an advantage for the same justify the adoption of illicit or illegitimate behavior or in any case in contrast with the principles contained in this Code.

Article 3

1. European Football Agency offers competence and professionalism at the service of the client's needs, through decisive answers to contingent problems and through analysis, consultancy and perspectives for future needs.

2. European Football Agency has an organization structured in different areas that are constantly updated with each other, in the profitable perspective of the synergy of teamwork for a global consultancy that adequately responds to requests.

3. European Football Agency intends to promote and communicate externally the guiding values that distinguish the working methods and for this reason the Code of Ethics is published online on the home page of the website www.europeanfootballagency.it and displayed on paper in the offices of the society.

Article 4

The fundamental values which inspire and conform the professionalism and activity of European Football Agency are:

1. PROFESSIONALISM AND COMPETENCE
Collaborators are required to keep up-to-date and continue to undergo professional training, with the aim of providing an adequate professional contribution with respect to the assignment assigned and in their area of competence. Consequently, they are required not to accept assignments that they know they cannot carry out with the necessary competence or for which they are unable to ensure complete and adequate advice and assistance.

2. PRIVACY AND CONFIDENTIALITY
Recipients are required to comply with the obligation of professional secrecy and ensure maximum confidentiality in relation to news and information learned from their customers and stakeholders with whom they come into contact, in compliance with current legal provisions and those expressly provided for the processing of personal data.

3. FAIRNESS AND LOYALTY
Collaborators must inspire their professional activity with full and substantial respect for the principle of fairness and loyalty towards other Collaborators, the customer and third parties.

4. QUALITY
European Football Agency directs its business to the highest quality standards for the purpose of customer satisfaction. The main objective that Collaborators must pursue is to create quality relationships with customers. From this point of view, relational quality, in assistance and consultancy activities, means adopting behaviors with high reliability, availability, preparation and transparency, combined with the use of understanding and interaction skills.

5. DEONTOLOGY
The Code of Ethics is integrated by the deontological code of the legal profession, it is also based on non-juridical norms, and is aimed at the moral and professional sensitivity of individuals. All participants in the organization and functioning of European Football Agency have the moral responsibility for the dissemination and application of the values expressed by the Code of Ethics, with reference to the functions assigned to them.

6. PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVITY
The Collaborators act in compliance with the facts ascertained with the professional work, they refuse partisan or sectarian attitudes, conditioning and influences that could alter the facts for external interests. Objectivity implies that the Collaborators make the recipient of the professional services aware of the advantages and disadvantages of the proposed technical solutions.

7. RESPECT FOR THE PERSON
European Football Agency protects the moral integrity of its Employees and Collaborators, guaranteeing the right to working conditions that respect the dignity of the person and the employment or collaboration contract. European Football Agency prevents and opposes acts of psychological violence or discriminatory or harmful attitudes or behaviors of the person, his beliefs or conditions, mobbing, harassment and any form of discrimination for reasons related to sex, sexual preferences, race, state of health, nationality, political and union opinions, religious beliefs.

Article 5

1. The Recipients pursue, in carrying out the collaboration, the general objectives and interests of European Football Agency.

2. Recipients must inform without delay, taking into account the circumstances, situations or activities in which they could hold interests in conflict with those of European Football Agency (or if close relatives hold such interests), and in any other case where there are relevant reasons of convenience.

3. The Recipients respect the decisions that are taken by the Management Committee in this regard.

Article 6

In internal relationships at European Football Agency, Collaborators are required to interact loyally, in good faith and with the utmost transparency, facilitating the dissemination of all elements that may favor or hinder the exercise of the profession and its future developments.

Examples of respect and fairness are the attention to the colleague and the observance of the rules of respect, greeting, cordiality, the abstention from initiatives that contribute to attracting the client assisted by others in their own exclusive sphere, the recognition and enhancement of the qualities and talents of other Collaborators, not to harm others for one's own interests and advantages.

Behaviors characterized by personal interest, bitterness and conflicts that violate or may lead to believe that the rules of the Code of Conduct or of this Code of Ethics are violated must be avoided.

Article 7

1. In relations with companies, coaches, agents, athletes and third party collaborators, in the exercise of their activity, must respect all the fundamental values of this Code. They are also required to use the utmost clarity in relations with the customer, or to simply illustrate the essential elements and any risks associated with the practice entrusted to them. The relationship with the customer is essentially based on trust and, therefore, the recipients of the code must adopt professional behaviors that demonstrate seriousness, availability, professionalism and respect towards the customer.

2. In relations with Magistrates, delegated professionals, custodians and third parties, Collaborators must behave in compliance with public functions and the decorum of their profession, without assuming attitudes in contrast with their professional dignity.

3. In relations with the press and other means of information, especially on the occasion of professional interventions of great importance, Collaborators must exercise caution especially in relation to the obligation of confidentiality towards the client.

4. European Football Agency manages the process of purchasing goods and services according to criteria of reliability, cost-effectiveness and supplier quality, and considers the relationship with suppliers the starting point for process and service improvement activities. In this perspective, relations with suppliers require actions consistent with the Code of Ethics.

Article 8

1. European Football Agency guarantees compliance with the regulatory provisions in force regarding privacy and undertakes to protect the confidentiality of all information of any nature or object that it comes into possession of in the performance of its business, avoiding any improper use or undue dissemination .

2. Each Recipient is obliged to ensure the utmost confidentiality of the information of the Clients of which he becomes aware.

3. Any investigation into the ideas, preferences, personal tastes and, in general, the private life of Collaborators, Recipients and customers is prohibited.

Etichal Code

ART. 1

DEFINITIONS OF CODE OF ETHICS AND MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

Code of Ethics: statement of ethical and values of the European Football Agency and consequent criteria of conduct which the Recipients, i.e collaborator, consultants, supplies, partners and any other person who may act in the name and on behalf of European Football, are required to respect agency.

Management Committee: administrative and decision-making body of the European Football Agency

ART. 2

GENERAL PRINCIPLES

1. The Code of Ethics states the principles and values that inspire the ethical conduct of the professional activity of the Collaborators and in general of the Recipients.

2. This Code is a set of principles and rules whose observance by the Recipients is an obligation of fundamental importance for the professionalism, quality, reliability and reputation of European Football Agency.

3. This Code finds its foundation and reference in the rules and principles of the Code of Conduct for Lawyers, the Privacy Code, the professional forensic law.

4. The provisions of the Code of Ethics integrate the rules of conduct and ethics that the Recipients are required to observe, the regulations in force, the employment contracts, the internal procedures, as well as the codes of conduct which European Football Agency should adhere to or internally issue.

5. Behaviors which, although implemented in formal compliance with the provisions of this Code, are in violation of the substance and in any case lead to results incompatible with the provisions of this Code are prohibited.

6. All Recipients of the Code of Ethics must know, observe and comply with the provisions contained therein, with correctness and transparency of conduct that must be based on cooperation and mutual collaboration.

7. Under no circumstances may the pursuit of the interests of European Football Agency Investments or the achievement of an advantage for the same justify the adoption of illicit or illegitimate behavior or in any case in contrast with the principles contained in this Code.

ART. 3

MISSION

1. European Football Agency offers competence and professionalism at the service of the client's needs, through decisive answers to contingent problems and through analysis, consultancy and perspectives for future needs.

2. European Football Agency has an organization structured in different areas that are constantly updated with each other, in the profitable perspective of the synergy of teamwork for a global consultancy that adequately responds to requests.

3. European Football Agency intends to promote and communicate externally the guiding values that distinguish the working methods and for this reason the Code of Ethics is published online on the home page of the website europeanfootballagency.com and displayed on paper in the offices of the society.

ART. 4

FOUNDAMENT VALUES AND PROFESSIONAL IDEONTOLOGY

The fundamental values which inspire and conform the professionalism and activity of European Football Agency are:

1. PROFESSIONALISM AND COMPETENCE
Collaborators are required to keep up-to-date and continue to undergo professional training, with the aim of providing an adequate professional contribution with respect to the assignment assigned and in their area of competence. Consequently, they are required not to accept assignments that they know they cannot carry out with the necessary competence or for which they are unable to ensure complete and adequate advice and assistance.

2. PRIVACY AND CONFIDENTIALITY
Recipients are required to comply with the obligation of professional secrecy and ensure maximum confidentiality in relation to news and information learned from their customers and stakeholders with whom they come into contact, in compliance with current legal provisions and those expressly provided for the processing of personal data.

3. FAIRNESS AND LOYALTY
Collaborators must inspire their professional activity with full and substantial respect for the principle of fairness and loyalty towards other Collaborators, the customer and third parties.

4. QUALITY
European Football Agency directs its business to the highest quality standards for the purpose of customer satisfaction. The main objective that Collaborators must pursue is to create quality relationships with customers. From this point of view, relational quality, in assistance and consultancy activities, means adopting behaviors with high reliability, availability, preparation and transparency, combined with the use of understanding and interaction skills.

5. DEONTOLOGY
The Code of Ethics is integrated by the deontological code of the legal profession, it is also based on non-juridical norms, and is aimed at the moral and professional sensitivity of individuals. All participants in the organization and functioning of European Football Agency have the moral responsibility for the dissemination and application of the values expressed by the Code of Ethics, with reference to the functions assigned to them.

6. PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVITY
The Collaborators act in compliance with the facts ascertained with the professional work, they refuse partisan or sectarian attitudes, conditioning and influences that could alter the facts for external interests. Objectivity implies that the Collaborators make the recipient of the professional services aware of the advantages and disadvantages of the proposed technical solutions.

7. RESPECT FOR THE PERSON
European Football Agency protects the moral integrity of its Employees and Collaborators, guaranteeing the right to working conditions that respect the dignity of the person and the employment or collaboration contract. European Football Agency prevents and opposes acts of psychological violence or discriminatory or harmful attitudes or behaviors of the person, his beliefs or conditions, mobbing, harassment and any form of discrimination for reasons related to sex, sexual preferences, race, state of health, nationality, political and union opinions, religious beliefs.

ART. 5

CONFLICT OF INTEREST

1. The Recipients pursue, in carrying out the collaboration, the general objectives and interests of European Football Agency.

2. Recipients must inform without delay, taking into account the circumstances, situations or activities in which they could hold interests in conflict with those of European Football Agency (or if close relatives hold such interests), and in any other case where there are relevant reasons of convenience.

3. The Recipients respect the decisions that are taken by the Management Committee in this regard.

ART. 6

ETHICAL PRINCIPLES OF BEHAVIOR IN INTERNAL RELATIONS

In internal relationships at European Football Agency, Collaborators are required to interact loyally, in good faith and with the utmost transparency, facilitating the dissemination of all elements that may favor or hinder the exercise of the profession and its future developments.

Examples of respect and fairness are the attention to the colleague and the observance of the rules of respect, greeting, cordiality, the abstention from initiatives that contribute to attracting the client assisted by others in their own exclusive sphere, the recognition and enhancement of the qualities and talents of other Collaborators, not to harm others for one's own interests and advantages.

Behaviors characterized by personal interest, bitterness and conflicts that violate or may lead to believe that the rules of the Code of Conduct or of this Code of Ethics are violated must be avoided.

ART. 7

ETHICAL PRINCIPLES OF BEHAVIOR IN EXTERNAL RELATIONS

1. Collaborators, in the exercise of their activity, must respect all the fundamental values of this Code. They are also required to use the utmost clarity in relations with the customer, or to simply illustrate the essential elements and any risks associated with the practice entrusted to them. The relationship with the customer is essentially based on trust and, therefore, the recipients of the code must adopt professional behaviors that demonstrate seriousness, availability, professionalism and respect towards the customer.

2. In relations with Magistrates, delegated professionals, custodians and third parties, Collaborators must behave in compliance with public functions and the decorum of their profession, without assuming attitudes in contrast with their professional dignity.

3. In relations with the press and other means of information, especially on the occasion of professional interventions of great importance, Collaborators must exercise caution especially in relation to the obligation of confidentiality towards the client.

4. European Football Agency manages the process of purchasing goods and services according to criteria of reliability, cost-effectiveness and supplier quality, and considers the relationship with suppliers the starting point for process and service improvement activities. In this perspective, relations with suppliers require actions consistent with the Code of Ethics.

ART. 8

PRIVACY PROTECTION

1. European Football Agency guarantees compliance with the regulatory provisions in force regarding privacy and undertakes to protect the confidentiality of all information of any nature or object that it comes into possession of in the performance of its business, avoiding any improper use or undue dissemination .

2. Each Recipient is obliged to ensure the utmost confidentiality of the information of the Clients of which he becomes aware.

3. Any investigation into the ideas, preferences, personal tastes and, in general, the private life of Collaborators, Recipients and customers is prohibited.