FinGreenTech is a Benefit Corporation — a conscious choice, not just a label.
Pursuant to Law no. 208 of December 28, 2015, we have embedded in our corporate bylaws the responsibility to generate concrete, measurable, and reportable positive impact. We do not simply declare this commitment: each year, we publish an Impact Report, attached to our financial statements, based on recognized external evaluation standards.
Our four founding commitments — defined by our team and formally included in our bylaws — reflect who we truly are: a company that operates at the intersection of technology, finance, and sustainability, not as separate silos, but as a single, integrated value-driven project.
ENVIRONMENT — VIRTUALIZATION & CARBON NEUTRALITY
The digital and ecological transitions are not separate paths. For FGT, they are one and the same.
We actively promote the adoption of virtualized digital infrastructures among our clients — companies, SMEs, professionals, and public administrations — as a concrete tool to reduce environmental emissions and energy consumption related to IT. Virtualization enables more efficient resource sharing, eliminates obsolete hardware, and reduces the carbon footprint of technological infrastructure.
→ Deployment of server, storage, and desktop virtualization solutions
→ Design of low-energy-impact cloud infrastructures
→ Support in the transition from physical hardware to virtualized systems
→ Reporting of emissions avoided through digitalization
DATA SECURITY
A ransomware attack doesn’t just affect a company. It impacts the people whose data that company holds.
Cybersecurity is one of the pillars of our corporate bylaws because it is an ethical matter before it is a technical one. FGT is committed to ensuring the protection of all processed data — both its own and that of its clients — through advanced cybersecurity measures, with a particular focus on ransomware prevention and the responsible management of sensitive information.
→ Adoption of advanced security architectures for data protection
→ Prevention and response to ransomware attacks and cyber threats
→ Client training and awareness on security best practices
→ Ethical approach to the handling of sensitive information
CUSTOMER PRIVACY
Privacy is not a box to be checked. It is the tangible respect for the people who entrust us with their data.
FGT adopts a transparent approach to the processing of personal data: informed consent, secure storage, and responsible use. This applies to our direct clients, their end users, and all stakeholders we interact with. Privacy is not a bureaucratic requirement — it is a value that guides our technological and organizational choices.
→ GDPR-compliant processes designed by design, not by default
→ Secure data storage systems and data encryption
→ Clear and transparent communication on data processing practices
→ Support for clients in managing the privacy of their end users
EQUITABLE ACCESS TO TECHNOLOGY
Micro and small businesses have the same digital needs as large players. FGT ensures they also have the same opportunities to access technology.
Countering anti-competitive practices and ensuring access to advanced digital technologies for micro-enterprises, SMEs, and professionals is one of our founding commitments. We work to provide technological solutions that are independent from foreign legal constraints, accessible in terms of both cost and complexity, and capable of placing Italian small businesses on a level playing field with larger enterprises.
→ Transparent and accessible offerings for micro and small businesses
→ Technology solutions independent from lock-in by large foreign vendors
→ Support for the digital autonomy of Italian SMEs
→ Fair pricing and clear contractual structures, with no penalizing clauses
IMPACT ASSESSMENT REPORT
Each year, FGT prepares and publishes its Impact Report, attached to the annual financial statements. The document outlines the activities carried out in line with our Benefit purpose, the objectives pursued, the results achieved, and the measured indicators — based on an internationally recognized external impact assessment standard. We do not simply state who we are: we report on who we have become.
Benefit Society Responsable: Francesco Gandolfi