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The economic crisis caused by the spread of the coronavirus is also affecting the banking sector, under pressure in markets across Europe. On the occasion of May 1, Unicredit CEO Jean Pierre Mustier recorded a video message, which was posted on the portal created specifically for the Covid-19 emergency, to thank employees across Europe and Italians also have a poem that they emailed them.
Poetry
May 1
Here is my message.
Workers day
thank you very much ladies and gentlemen!
We work in difficult times
All of them confined
Inside the walls of the house
Often invaded too
by relatives
and … the added ones!
But I know who to thank
if the big bank keeps running
You are the motor
And your true heart!
I am infinitely grateful to you
in my wrinkled italian
Jean Pierre
The priorities
In the video message to employees across Europe, Mustier recalled that Unicredit’s response to the CVID-19 challenge was swift and followed a fundamental principle: the safety and health of all our colleagues. This is priority number one. We react quickly to protect you and our clients, while strengthening our channels to work remotely and remain “open to business.” Mustier has tried to reassure employees in view of the progressive relaxation of the lockdown. Now that the measures of confinement They are gradually beginning to loosen in our various countries, he explained, we are building on what has been done and learned so far to ensure that we are taking the right steps forward. Our decisions will be based on data, not data. We will not rush and continue to protect you and our customers.
