Our Stakeholders
We responsibly address the expectations of all our stakeholders, strengthening constant, high-value dialogue. We work to generate and share positive impact through sustainable business growth and a social commitment that drives opportunities and progress.

Committed to:
Our relationship with:
Distributors, intermediaries, and collaborators
We maintain ongoing dialogue through the sales structures and specific platforms established for this purpose.
We promote selection processes and remuneration that recognize talent and professional competencies, ensuring excellent service oriented towards value.
We develop a training model tailored to each distributor, reinforcing the capacities necessary to ensure quality service aligned with our strategy, values, and sustainability policy.
Regulatory and supervisory bodies
We act with absolute respect for current regulations and maintain relationships with regulators and administrations based on legality, professionalism, and good faith, always preserving our institutional neutrality.
We ensure strict compliance with our principles, policies, and other internal regulations included in the Mapfre Corporate Governance System.
Our commitments to ensuring that institutional engagement with authorities, regulators, and legislators takes place responsibly and ethically are set out in the Framework for Responsible Institutional Engagement.
We participate in business organizations and industry groups that provide a global view of the insurance industry and its impacts, risks, and opportunities.
This institutional collaboration allows us to maintain a legitimate, constructive, and transparent dialogue about regulation, sustainability, and the challenges of the global context, strengthening relations with authorities and stakeholders under principles of transparency and good governance.
Our membership in various organizations such as: Net Zero Asset Owner Alliance (NZAOA), Geneva Association, UNEP FI, IIF, EFR, PEIF, CEOE, and UNESPA. This allow us to participate in working groups on climate change and other environmental challenges, anticipate new policies and regulations, and contribute to public debates on climate risk management.
The Executive Committee evaluates and approves annually Mapfre’s Global Institutional Presence Map. Memberships in institutions specifically focused on sustainability and climate change are reviewed by three levels of governing bodies: the Sustainability Operational Committee; the Executive Committee; and the Risk, Sustainability, and Compliance Committee.
As a member and patron of leading insurance and financial institutions, in 2025, the Group contributed €2.9 million for such institutions, including (based on the amount of contributions):
. European CFO Forum (contribution: €38,416).
. The Geneva Association (€81,510).
. Institute of International Finance – IIF (€40,500).
Through our participation in industry organizations, we promote international dialogue on key subjects for the insurance industry:
. Competitiveness and CMU (€658,318).
. Digital and Cybersecurity (€394,991).
. Prudential Regulation (€263,327).
More information on the institutions that Mapfre is a member of can be found in the company’s Consolidated Annual Report.



