Accessibility Statement

Digital accessibility involves making digital content and services understandable and usable by people with disabilities.

What is digital accessibility?

Digital accessibility involves making digital content and services understandable and usable by people with disabilities.

An accessible website is one that allows people with disabilities to access its content and features without difficulty. An accessible website allows, for example, users to:

  • navigate with a voice synthesizer and/or a braille display (particularly used by blind and visually impaired people);
  • customize the site's display according to their needs (enlarged fonts, color changes, etc.);
  • navigate without using a mouse (with the keyboard only, via a touchscreen, by voice, or any other adapted device).

To achieve this, the website must comply with current standards during its development and updates.

Accessibility statement

Amundi Group undertakes to make its website accessible in accordance with Article 47 of Law No. 2005-102 of February 11, 2005. To this end, it shall implement the strategy and actions detailed in its multi-year plan which is currently being drawn up. This declaration of accessibility applies to About Amundi website

Compliance status

The About Amundi site is partially compliant with RGAA 4.1 due to the non-conformities and deviations listed below.

Test results

The compliance audit carried out by Ipedis reveals that the compliance rate is 56,72%:

  • 38 compliant criteria
  • 29 non-compliant criteria
  • 39 non-applicable criteria 

Non-accessible content

The contents listed below are not accessible for the following reasons.

Non-compliance

Several elements of non-compliance are described in this document, some of which are recurrent on several pages:

  • Some decorative images are not ignored by screen readers.
  • Some complex images do not have detailed descriptions.
  • Some frames (frame, iframe) do not have titles.
  • Some text does not contrast sufficiently with its background.
  • Some components or graphic elements do not contrast sufficiently with their background.
  • Some media (audio, video) do not have text transcripts or audio descriptions.
  • Some videos do not have subtitles.
  • Some table row or column headers are not correctly associated with the data cells.
  • The titles of some links and their context do not allow their function or destination to be understood.
  • Some interface components are not compatible with screen readers.
  • Some interface components cannot be controlled using the keyboard.
  • Context changes are not announced in advance or controlled by the user.
  • Status messages are not correctly rendered by screen readers.
  • Some pages have invalid source code: writing rules, opening, closing, and nesting of elements, uniqueness of id attributes.
  • Some language changes are not indicated in the source code (lang attribute).
  • Some HTML tags are used solely for visual presentation purposes.
  • In some pages, the document structure is not consistent (landmark regions).
  • Some lists are not marked as such.
  • Some quotations are not marked as such.
  • The presentation of information is constructed using HTML elements rather than CSS.
  • Some links that are not obvious are not highlighted with a contrasting color and a change in display when the keyboard is focused or the mouse is moved.
  • Some information is provided solely by shape, size, or position.
  • Some content that appears when focus is gained or when hovering cannot be controlled by the user.
  • Some form fields do not have labels.
  • Some form fields do not correctly control input.
  • Some form fields do not facilitate autofill.
  • Some pages do not have a direct link to the content.
  • On some pages, the tab order is not consistent.
  • Some office documents are not accessible and have no alternative.

Derogations for disproportionate burden

No derogation identified. 

Content not subject to the obligation of accessibility

No content identified

Establishment of this declaration of accessibility

This statement was made on 07/11/2025.

Technologies used for the website development:

  • HTML5
  • CSS
  • JavaScript

 

The tests of the web pages were performed with the following combinations of user agents and screen readers:

  • NVDA avec Google Chrome

 

The following tools were used in the evaluation:

  • Web Developer Toolbar
  • WAVE
  • WCAG – Constrast checker
  • Accessible Color Picker
  • Taba11y
  • Axe DevTools – Web Accessibility Testing
  • Assistant RGAA
  • PDF Accessibility Checker (PAC) 2024

 

Pages of the site having been the subject of the verification of conformity:

  • Contact
  • Home
  • Legal notice
  • Accessibility Statement
  • Amundi Shares Price
  • Article > Publication de notre rapport d'impact 2024 sur les obligations vertes
  • Financial Results
  • News
  • Our People
  • Our ambition and approach
  • Our history
  • Proxy Voting Records
  • Search
  • Shareholder Hub
  • The Student Experience at Amundi
  • Who We Are

Documentation

The documents on this site do not currently comply with accessibility regulations. We are currently working to provide the best possible response to this issue.

Contact and Feedback

If you are unable to access any content or service, you may contact the site manager to be directed to an accessible alternative or to obtain the content in another format.

> Send a message to accessibility@amundi.com

Contact Channels

This procedure is to be applied in the following case:

You have reported to the website manager a lack of accessibility that prevents you from accessing any of the content or services of the portal and you have not received a satisfactory response.