AN EXPERIENCE OF EXCELLENCE


The focus on the development of People, the Bank’s greatest asset, is a cornerstone of ATLANTICO. In the strategic vision for 2024, this cornerstone is strengthened by ATLANTICO’s ambition to be an organisation that continues to recognise and to empower its Talents providing an experience of excellence. A pool of well-prepared and motivated Talents will be a guarantee of delivery of greater value, one of the critical success factors for ATLANTICO, also making it a Bank that provides an excellent Customer experience.

USING TECHNOLOGY TO BETTER SERVE


ATLANTICO’s focus on the development of innovative and digital solutions and the use of information enabled it to significantly improve Customer experience.

SCALABLE BUSINESS MODEL


ATLANTICO is committed to a scalable business model that allows to provide its Clients with an excellent banking experience. Its business model is based on the following basic principles:

PARTNERSHIP’S ECOSYSTEM


ATLANTICO is positioned as a reference partner in investment from and to Angola, seeking to develop a partnerships’ ecosystem to continue supporting Angola's affirmation in the world and the diversification of the Angolan economy, consolidating its universal character and strengthening its position as one of the largest private banks in financing Angolan Companies. In 2022, ATLANTICO's correspondent network was optimized and currently has 133 correspondent banks, maintaining active relationships with 26 banks.

ESG (ENVIRONMENTAL,
SOCIAL AND GOVERNANCE
)

ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY


The Bank believes that excellent environmental performance is a differentiating factor and a key condition for sustainable development. The commitment to sustainability, based on digital transformation and in a culture of efficiency, has allowed to reach important milestones in the optimisation of consumption, resulting in significant economic gains, sustainability and productivity.

SOCIAL TRANSFORMATION


Social transformation is a foundational pillar of ATLANTICO, with the sharing of the results of its activity with the Community in which it operates in its DNA, leaving a relevant mark on society. Its Founders have created an Institution based on the creation of Values for Life. An Institution that generates values for its Customers, Shareholders, People and, above all, Communities

ATLANTICO strategy for social transformation

In 2022, within the scope of the Volunteer Programme "Partilhamos Valores para a Vida" (“We Share Values for Life”) more than 6,600 hours were dedicated to social investment, with the involvement of around 760 Employees and the promotion of several activities with an impact on communities. Actions have also been developed to support institutions, selected in line with ATLANTICO’s social transformation strategy, with a focus on knowledge and entrepreneurship.

PARTNERS

Foster the development of families in rural areas through initiatives with economic and social impact, supporting and following the principles of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) as a measurement and barometer of the impact generated.

Promote the construction of the Knowledge Society as a criterion and pillar for sustainable social and economic development.

Lar de Nazaré

Help orphaned children in extreme poverty, aged 3 to 14, and outside the education system, by providing better living and learning conditions

PROJECTS

ENTREPRENEURSHIP
OBJECTIVES

Enhance models of inclusive development based on rural property



Supporting rural households through training programmes



Technical assistance and agricultural Management



Promoting production and the rural community in the formal market



Attracting young Angolans to the primary sectors

SCOPE OF ACTION

Rural households in Dombe Grande Commune, Benguela province



The aim is to replicate the model to other regions of the country

IMPACT
+ 1,087 lives impacted

(including 281 farmers directly)

433 hectares of production areas
368 tons of total bean production
29 tons of bean seeds
Banking of communities (*400# Agiliza)
KNOWLEDGE
IMPACT
6 Webinars
34 Speakers
+ 500 Participants
+ 1,500 Hours invested
conhecimento
OBJECTIVES

1. Teachers:

train teachers so they can provide quality teaching that contributes to the integral development of each student



2. School Managers:

train school managers to promote the efficient management of resources



3. Infrastructures:

help improve and maintain key infrastructures for the proper functioning of the schools involved in the project



4. Students:

promotion of Student-centred learning, supporting the training of students as agents of transformation towards global citizenship

SCOPE OF ACTION
4 Provinces
8 Pilot Schools
3 Schools Targeted
IMPACT
+ 690 Hours of monitoring of Pilot Schools
4 Trainers
+ 240 Trained Managers
+ 400 Trained Teachers
Potential impact of+ 21,000 students
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
OBJECTIVES

Contribute to the development of the Angolan business system, supporting companies to incorporate sustainability and impact criteria into their mission



Be a source of funding for startups and SMEs



Create impact with financial, social and environmental return

SCOPE OF ACTION

Affordable housing

Agriculture

Logistics


Financial services

Industry

Energy & Utilities


Health care

Education

IMPACT
AOA

3.1 billion

under management


Objective:

AOA

10 billion

10

years


Fund Maturity


5-year investment period

AOA

AOA


30 million – 600 million


Investment per project

GOVERNANCE MODEL

EXECUTIVE COMMISSION

Board

Office

Standalone Unit

Alternation

* The replacement order presented should only be applied in cases where the absent/prevented Board Member has not had the opportunity to directly appoint his replacement, with due caution regarding potential conflict of interest situations. The CEO and the Deputy Chairman may adjust the appropriate division of areas of responsibility among themselves whenever one of them is absent/prevented from performing duties.

** Hierarchical reporting, with functional reporting to the Chairman of the Audit and Internal Control Committee for Compliance Office and Internal Audit, and to the Chairman of the Risk Committee for Risk Office