FRC updates mission statement and website to improve transparency
Financial Reporting Council sets out a clear message of promoting transparency and integrity among business, while updating its website to improve accessibility.
The UK’s governance regulator has set out its mission as “promoting transparency and integrity in business”, as part of an update of its image.
The Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has relaunched its website, setting out to improve its design and navigation to make it more accessible for stakeholders. As part of the update, the FRC set out its new mission statement.
CEO Stephen Haddrill said: “Our refreshed mission is a concise articulation of what we strive for as an organisation and recognises how our work on corporate governance and reporting combines to meet the needs of users, preparers and the wider community within which
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