The Venn diagram shows three overlapping circles. On the left, there is a large green circle labeled “Services,” and on the right, there is a larger red circle labeled “Risk.” At the bottom of the diagram, a blue circle labeled “Activities” overlaps both the “Services” and “Risk” circles. At the top left, there is a small blue circle labeled “G R I,” which overlaps the “Risk” circle. Each circle contains multiple interconnected nodes, with the “G R I” circle containing one node. A node from the “Activities” circle connects to a node from the “Risk” circle. A node from the “Risk” circle connects to a node in the “Services” circle, and a node from the “Services” circle connects to the node in the “G R I” circle.Concept map of main themes and co-occurrences in Italian banks’ NFR 2020 (reports published in 2021). Source: Created by authors
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