Companies are encouraged to take more ‘ownership and responsibility’ when adhering to the new rules on structured electronic reporting.

The FRC’s thematic reviews show examples of good practice for informative, transparent disclosure in line with IAS 33 and IAS 12.

The review reveals that signatories have doubled since 2021 and the quality of reporting has improved in many areas, including engagement.

The FRC has a new registration regime for statutory auditors—firms or individuals—of public interest entities (PIEs).

Boards need to move beyond a ‘boilerplate and overly static’ approach to digital risk disclosures, advises the Financial Reporting Council.

Non-UK incorporated companies owning land in England and Wales are now required to disclose information to Companies House.

Although firms had ‘risen to the challenge’ of reporting, many lacked specificity, metrics or an exploration of climate-related opportunities.

The Companies House Corporate Plan 2022-2023 outlines how the organisation intends to achieve the goals outlined in its 2020-2025 strategy.

The watchdog issued £46.5m in financial sanctions, with a recurring theme in investigations being a ‘lack of scepticism’ from auditors.

The Financial Conduct Authority censured Carillion plc (in liquidation) and imposed fines on three Carillion executive directors.