Tag: corporate reporting
Lack of audit reform ‘will hit investor confidence’
Government’s failure to push ahead with audit reform is a risk to UK investments, the Governance Watch podcast heard.
UK watchdog highlights governance code ‘flexibility’
Boards should be confident when their best governance option means not complying with the code, according to the FRC.
Ditching audit reform ‘risks UK reputation’
Select committee chair says government turnaround on legislation threatens ‘gold standard’ of UK corporate accounting.
Why does sustainability reporting matter now?
Boards can’t afford to delay on sustainability reporting. Act now to build a resilient business that understands impacts and risk.
Carbon markets: we need consistency in accounting
In the absence of an IFRS global standard, reliable accounting data on carbon-related instruments is hard to come by.
Boards feel the burden of UK regulation
Some 77% of listed company boards see the amount of regulation as ‘excessive’, a Chartered Governance Institute survey has found.
Updated UK stewardship code eschews mentioning ‘environment’
In the light of consultation, the Financial Reporting Council has revised the code to cut ‘unnecessary reporting’ and improve engagement.
How to improve investor relations
In order to meet stakeholder expectations in today’s volatile landscape, businesses need to prioritise transparency in communications.
Now is the time to consider the UK Corporate Governance Code
Boards can find positivity—rather than pain—if they approach the coming requirements with vigour and rigour.
Government’s advisers endorse new UK sustainability reporting standards
Adopting IFRS S1 and S2 is a ‘crucial step in aligning UK businesses with global reporting practices’, according to regulators.