Unicredit — Remuneration Information 2025

Feb 25, 2025

Directors' Report Ordinary Shareholders' Meeting - 27 March 2025

08. 2025 Group Incentive System

Dear Shareholders,

We have called this ordinary meeting to request your approval of 2025 Group Incentive System (the "2025 System"), providing for the grant of an incentive in cash and/or equity instruments, to selected Group employees, over a multi-year period as described below and subject to the achievement of specific performance conditions.

This proposal has been formulated in compliance with the provisions of section 114-bis of Legislative Decree 58 dated February 24th, 1998 and in accordance with the provisions set forth by Consob with reference to incentive plans based on financial instruments assigned to corporate officers, employees and collaborators, in addition, an information document has been prepared pursuant to Section 84-bis of the Consob Regulation no. 11971/99 (the" information document"), and has been made available to the public under the terms of law and to which reference is made for a detailed description of the incentive system described in this report.

This proposal is also in line with the Group Remuneration Policy (as also submitted for approval to the Ordinary General Meeting), the provisions issued by Bank of Italy on remuneration and incentives policies and practices (Circular n. 285 - December 17, 2013 and subsequent updates), the provisions set forth in the European Directive 2019/878/UE (Capital Requirements Directive, also CRD V) and EBA (European Banking Authority) guidelines. With this regard, it should be highlighted that UniCredit, in compliance with applicable regulations, confirms - for the whole population - a maximum ratio between variable and fixed remuneration of 2:1 except for the staff for whom more stringent local regulatory cap applies. For the staff of the Corporate Control Functions¹ , of the People & Culture function and for the Managers in Charge of Drafting the Company Financial and Sustainability Reports (hereafter also "Dirigenti Preposti"), it is foreseen that the variable remuneration is moderate and that the incentive mechanisms are consistent with the assigned tasks as well as independent from the results of the areas subject to their control. For the Corporate Control Functions, in particular, the maximum weight of the variable component will take into account the differences between national rules and regulations issued also in application of Directive 2019/878/EU - in the various countries in which the Group operates, in order to ensure equal operating conditions in the target market and the ability to attract and retain individuals with professionalism and skills adequate to the needs of the Group.

GOALS

The 2025 System aims to incentivise, motivate and retain beneficiaries, in compliance with national and international regulatory requirements with the purpose of defining - in the interest of all stakeholders - remuneration systems aligned with the long term company strategies and goals, linked to Group results, adjusted in order to consider all risks, consistent with the capital and liquidity levels needed to cover the activities in place and, in any case, able to avoid misleading incentives that could drive excessive risk taking for the bank and the system as a whole.

BENEFICIARIES

The potential beneficiaries of the 2025 System, identified in compliance with the regulatory provisions in force, are:

• The Group Chief Executive Officer (Group CEO), the Group Executive Committee's members (GEC) and Group Chief Audit Executive (Group CAE);
• The Executives directly reporting to GEC members (GEC-1), Group CAE direct reports and other Senior Management² positions e.g. Board members of relevant and identified Group Legal Entities;
• Other selected roles of the Group with a material impact on the risk profile of the Group.

The total estimated number of beneficiaries is ca.850 based on population identified in the last years. The logic and overall amount of the bonus pool, as in previous years, apply to the entire Group population.

¹ Internal Audit, Risk Management and Compliance according to Bank of Italy Circular 285 of December 17th, 2013.

² Staff members below GEC-1 which are senior management of the Legal Entities of Group MBU. This includes: Group CEO, Heads of Group Businesses/Divisions, Heads of Group Competence Lines, Group CEO reporting lines and all other Senior Management roles in Group Legal Entities (as defined by Bank of Italy) receiving a significant amount of variable remuneration

ELEMENTS OF 2025 SYSTEM

Without prejudice to what is illustrated in greater detail in the Information Document (and in the Group Remuneration Policy), to which reference should be made, the 2025 System has the following main characteristics.

• (a) In line with previous years, the 2025 System is based on a "bonus pool" approach for determining the variable remuneration to be paid starting from 2026. The connection among profitability, risk and reward is assured by linking directly the bonus pool with company results, cost of capital and risk profiles relevant for the Group as stated in the Group Risk Appetite Framework.
• (b) The bonus pool will be defined based on Group performance, with following cascading to Divisions according to risk-adjusted performance indicators and distributed to employees according to individual performance.
• (c) The 2025 System besides having the goal to incentivise, retain and motivate beneficiaries is aligned with the national and international regulatory requirements providing for:
  • the allocation of a variable incentive based on a pre-defined bonus pool, on the beneficiary's individual performance evaluation and on the benchmark for specific roles/markets, as well as consistent with the ratio between variable and fixed compensation set by the Ordinary Shareholder's meeting;
  • the definition of a balanced structure of "upfront" (i.e. done at the moment of the performance evaluation) and "deferred" payments, in cash and in equity instruments;
  • the distribution of equity instruments payments with related retention periods (one year for both upfront and deferred equity instruments);
  • risk adjusted metrics in order to guarantee long-term sustainability with respect to company's financial position and to ensure compliance with Regulator's expectations.
• (d)Malus conditions ("Zero Factor" or "Reduced Scenario") will be applied in case specific thresholds on capital, liquidity and profitability are not met at Group level. In particular, the Bonus Pool linked to 2025 performance will be zeroed or reduced, while the previous systems deferrals could be reduced from 50% to 100% of their value, based on actual results and on the assessment done by Group Risk Management function.
• (e) Individual annual performance appraisal is based on specific goals, with a balanced mix, based on the role and seniority, of financial quantitative KPIs and qualitative goals, including both strategic and sustainability priorities, as well as conduct and behavioural elements inspired by Group culture and corporate values.
• (f) For Group CEO, GEC and GEC-1 (excluding Executives belonging to control functions, People&Culture and "Dirigenti Preposti") in order to promote a medium-long term orientation, and provide for a multi-year period of performance evaluation, additional longterm performance conditions related to 2026-2028 are defined, the actual degree of achievement of which will make it possible to re-evaluate (as applicable, cancel, reduce, confirm or increase up to 20%, and in any case in compliance with the variable to fixed regulatory cap) the deferred component of the award (60% of annual award). Such additional long-term performance conditions consider two levers: absolute profitability (80% weight via RoTE with CET1@13%) and Sustainability (20% weight via qualitative assessment based on ESG business penetration, DE&I priorities and Net Zero commitments).
• (g) The overall incentive payout will be made over a multi-year period, based on what is stated below, in the absence of any individual values/compliance breach, considering also the gravity of any internal/external findings (i.e. Audit, Bank of Italy, Consob and/or analogous local authorities) and subject to continuous employment at each date of allocation³ :
  • for the CEO, GEC members and Group Chief Audit Executive, in 2026 the first instalment of the total incentive will vest in free UniCredit shares;
  • for all other Group Material Risk Takers, in 2026 the first instalment of the total incentive will be paid in cash and vest in free UniCredit shares;
  • the remaining amount of the overall incentive will be assigned in various instalments in cash and/or equity instruments during the period:
    • 2029-2031 for Group CEO and GEC (excluding Control Functions, People & Culture);

³ To be understood as the final vesting of the right to the incentive and not as the actual payment and/or allotment of the equity at the end of the period of retention (so called "Allocation View").

• 2027-2031 for GEC belonging to Control Functions, People & Culture and Group CAE;
• 2029-2031 for GEC-1 (excluding Control Functions , People & Culture and Managers in Charge of Drafting the Company Financial and Sustainability Reports⁴ );
• 2027-2031 for GEC-1 belonging to Control Functions and People & Culture, Manager in Charge of Drafting the Company Financial Reports, Group CAE direct reports and other Senior Management;
• 2027-2030 for other Material Risk Takers;

Each tranche will be subject to the application of the Zero Factor for the year of allocation.

Allocation view	2026	2027	2028	2029	2030	2031	2032
Group CEO, GEC (excluding Control FunctionsA and People & Culture)	40% shares				20% shares 20% shares 20% shares
GEC belonging to Control FunctionsA , People & Culture and Group CAE					40% shares 12% shares 12% shares 12% shares 12% shares 12% shares
GEC-1 (excluding Control FunctionsA , People & Culture and Manager in Charge of Drafting the Company Financial Reports)B	20% cash + 20% shares			20% shares 20% shares		20% cash
GEC-1 belonging to Control FunctionsA , People & Culture, Manager in Charge of Drafting the Company Financial Reports, Group CAE direct reports and Other Senior Managementc with variable remuneration >€430k	20% cash + 20% shares		10% shares 10% shares 10% shares 10% shares			20% cash
Other Senior Managementc with variable remuneration ≤ € 430k	25% cash + 25% shares		5% cash + 10% shares	10% shares 15% shares		10% cash
Other Material Risk Taker with variable remuneration >€430k	20% cash + 20% shares	15% shares 15% shares		15% cash	15% cash
Other Material Risk Taker with variable remuneration ≤ €430k	30% cash + 30% shares	10% shares 10% shares		10% cash	10% cash

A. Audit, Compliance, Risk Management

B. In UniCredit SpA, for the Head of Chairman, Board & Board' Committees Secretariat Office this scheme applies as well.

C. Including other Material Risk Taker assimilated to Senior Management according with applicable regulations

For the Manager in Charge of drafting Company Sustainability reports, applies the relevant scheme according to the reporting level in respect to GEC, however without application of LT additional performance conditions.

• (h) The achievement of Group performance parameters and the risk-reward alignment will be evaluated by UniCredit Remuneration Committee and the Board of Directors.
• (i) The percentages of payments in cash and equity instruments⁵ per each category of beneficiary, are described in the following table ("payout view"):

⁴ For the Manager in Charge of drafting Company Sustainability reports, applies the relevant scheme according to the reporting level in respect to GEC, however without application of LT additional performance conditions.

⁵ The table shows the equity payments distribution after the equity retention periods (a retention period on upfront and deferred equity of one year)

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Payout view	2026	2027	2028	2029	2030	2031	2032
Group CEO, GEC (excluding Control FunctionsA and People & Culture)		40% shares				20% shares 20% shares 20% shares
GEC belonging to Control FunctionsA , People & Culture and Group CAE			40% shares 12% shares 12% shares 12% shares 12% shares 12% shares
GEC-1 (excluding Control FunctionsA , People & Culture and Manager in Charge of Drafting the Company Financial Reports)B	20% cash	20% shares			20% shares 20% cash +	20% shares
GEC-1 belonging to Control FunctionsA , People & Culture, Manager in Charge of Drafting the Company Financial Reports, Group CAE direct reports and Other Senior Managementc with variable remuneration >€430k	20% cash		20% shares 10% shares 10% shares 10% shares 20% cash +			10% shares
Other Senior Managementc with variable remuneration ≤ € 430k	25% cash	25% shares	5% cash		10% shares 10% shares 10% cash +	15% shares
Other Material Risk Taker with variable remuneration >€430k	20% cash		20% shares 15% shares 15% cash +	15% shares	15% cash
Other Material Risk Taker with variable remuneration ≤ €430k	30% cash		30% shares 10% shares 10% cash +	10% shares	10% cash

A. Audit, Compliance, Risk Management

B. In UniCredit SpA, for the Head of Chairman, Board & Board's Committees Secretariat Office this scheme applies as well.

C. Including other Material Risk Taker assimilated to Senior Management according with applicable regulations

For the Manager in Charge of drafting Company Sustainability reports, applies the relevant scheme according to the reporting level in respect to GEC, however without application of LT additional performance conditions.

• (j) In coherence with the previous years, it is provided the introduction of a specific minimum threshold below which deferral mechanisms will not apply. Bonus will be deferred in case of annual variable remuneration is above EUR 50.000 or one third of the total annual remuneration of beneficiary (lower thresholds could be defined at local level).
• (k) The 2025 System can also be used for other forms of remuneration both variable and fixed (e.g. sign-on, buy-out, stock salaries) and for severance payments to Group employees, for whom regulation foresees in deferred payments and in financial instruments.
• (l) The number of shares to be allocated in each installment will be defined in 2026, on the basis of the arithmetic mean of the official market price of UniCredit ordinary shares in the month prior the Board of Directors that approves 2025 results. For the shares to be granted as severance payments, the arithmetic mean will be calculated considering the official market price in the period May 15, 2025 and June 15, 2025 for the severances contracted during the first half of 2025 and on the period November 15, 2024 and December 15, 2025 for the severances contracted during the second half of 2025, unless a different decision is made by the Board of Directors for the management of specific cases.
• (m) The free allocation of a maximum number of 7,100,000 UniCredit ordinary shares is estimated, representing about 0.46% of UniCredit share capital.
• (n) The Board of Directors having verified that all foreseen conditions have been met may to establish, at its own discretion, whether to grant, on the dates indicated in the above tables, shares subject to a non-availability restriction (for a period of one year for both "immediate" and "deferred" shares), or to grant the shares only at the end of the aforesaid restriction periods (in which case they are freely transferable as soon as they are granted⁶ ), including the shares that will be recognized to beneficiaries as equivalent of unearned dividends on shares under retention (e.g. dividend-equivalent).

CHANGES TO THE 2025 SYSTEM

Considering the regulatory and legal provisions (also in the fiscal area) applicable in some of the countries where the Group companies are based, in line with the practice of previous years, it is considered to provide for the employees of some Group Legal Entities (e.g. Zagrebačka Banka in Croatia, UniCredit Bank Czech Republic & Slovakia and UniCredit Bank Srbija), several adaptations for the implementation of 2025 System (providing, for example, for the use of local company shares instead of UniCredit shares).

In order to guarantee the compliance with regulatory and legal provisions (also in fiscal area) in the countries where the Group

⁶ As long as the Beneficiary is not subject to withholding duties on UniCredit SpA shares as provided by the possibly applying Share Ownership Guidelines or other restrictions under the corporate policies (e.g. internal / personal dealing)

companies are based, and to ensure that the implementation of 2025 System will not have any adverse effects (legal, fiscal or other) on Group Companies and/or beneficiaries residing in countries where the Group operates, it is deemed relevant to grant the delegation with every opportune power to the Group Chief Executive Officer and the Head of Group People & Culture to implement, also separately and with the power to sub-delegate to the Executive Staff of the Head Office, some adaptations to the 2025 System that do not change substantially the content of the resolutions of General Shareholders' Meeting, also via alternative solutions that fully comply with the principles of 2025 System and allow the achievement of the same results (e.g. a different percentage distribution of the various installments of payments; a different deferral period; a different period of claw-back; a different retention period on granted shares; allocation of local company shares instead of Group shares; application of Entry Conditions that may incorporate profitability, capital position and liquidity results of local Group companies; extension of 2025 System application to other beneficiaries considered as equivalent to material risk takers; using a trust company or the allocation of shares or other instruments of the UniCredit Group local companies where the beneficiary is employed; paying an equivalent amount in cash in lieu of granting shares, to be determined multiplying the number of shares to be assigned by the arithmetic mean of the official market price of shares during the month preceding each Board resolution executing the payment of each shares instalment after the end of the mandatory retention period).

Moreover, following potential changes in the laws or regulatory framework⁷ in force and/or in relation to any extraordinary and/or unpredictable circumstances that may affect the Group, the Company or the market in which it operates (including, but not limited to, M&A or other extraordinary transactions or corporate events⁸ , changes in the macroeconomic scenarios, changes of the strategic plan and/or recasting to the strategic plan perimeters, etc.), the Board of Directors, having heard the opinion of the Remuneration Committee, reserves the right to adopt the necessary corrective measure to the 2025 System, the related rules and underlying KPIs, consistently with the overall structure approved by the Shareholders' Meeting and to that extent this is functional to keeping the essential contents of the 2025 System substantially unchanged as much as possible, preserving its main incentive and loyaltyenhancing purposes.

In case of change of control of the Company, the latter reserves the right to consider acceleration of the outstanding rights or pro-rata payment under the System or termination of the latter⁹ .

SOURCING OF SHARES FOR THE 2025 SYSTEM

Consistently with the practices observed in the market and with the remuneration strategy for shareholders, also for 2025 it is proposed to use own shares (possibly also through dedicated Share Buy Back "SBB") as alternative method to Free Capital Increase (FCI) for sourcing the shares under the new and previous Group incentive systems.

For the 2025 System, no specific request to issue UniCredit free ordinary shares via FCI will be submitted to today's Shareholders' Meetings.

Any dedicated proposal of SBB or FCI relating to the 2025 System will be submitted to the General Meeting from time to time on the basis of the actions necessary to serve the 2025 System, depending on the evaluation that, in light of the broader economic context, will be carried out by Management and the Board of Directors and without prejudice to the need to obtain Supervisory approvals. In case it will not be feasible to proceed with the allocation (full or partial) of UniCredit ordinary shares to serve the 2025 System, an equivalent amount in cash will be allocated to the beneficiaries, determined multiplying the number of shares to be assigned by the arithmetic mean of the official market price of shares during the month preceding each Board resolution executing the payment of each shares installment after the end of the mandatory retention period.

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Dear Shareholders,

If you agree with the above proposal, you are invited to approve it by adopting the following resolution:

"UniCredit S.p.A.'s ordinary shareholders' meeting, having heard the Board of Directors proposal,

RESOLVES

• 1. to adopt the 2025 Group Incentive System which provides for the allocation of an incentive in cash and/or UniCredit equity instruments, over a multi-year period, to selected UniCredit Group employees, in the manner and under the terms described above;
• 2. to confer to the Group Chief Executive Officer and to the Head of Group People & Culture, also separately and with the faculty to sub-delegate the Executive Staff of the Head Office, every opportune power of attorney to implement the present resolution and the documents which represent part of it, also rendering any amendments and/or integrations to the 2025 System which should be necessary to enact the present deliberations of today's Shareholders' Meeting.

⁷ Including in the interpretation or application by the competent authorities of such laws and regulatory framework.

⁸ Including any transactions affecting the shares (such as a rights issue, share split or consolidation, demerger, reduction or other variation of capital), in which case the Company may adjust the number of promised shares that may be awarded under the System, applying the adjustment factors recommended by the relevant authorities. ⁹ Eg. Exchanging equity instruments under the System with new plans of acquiring company (reflecting equivalent value and methodology).

UniCredit S.p.A. Joint stock company - Registered Office and Head Office: Piazza Gae Aulenti, 3 Tower A, 20154 Milan, Italy - Registered in the Register of Banking Groups and Parent Company of the UniCredit Group, with code 02008.1; ABI code 02008.1 - Fiscal Code, VAT number and Registration number with the Company Register of Milan-Monza-Brianza-Lodi: 00348170101 - Member of the National Interbank Deposit Guarantee Fund and the National Compensation Fund - Stamp duty paid virtually, if due - Auth. Agenzia delle Entrate, Ufficio di Roma 1, no. 143106/07 of 21.12.2007.

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