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World watch: Issue 1 2009

Performance statement: Coming together to shape the future

Corporate reporting: Is it what professionals expect?

World watch: Issue 1 2009 (For non-executive directors on Audit Committees)	October 2009
World watch: Issue 1 2009	August 2009
Performance statement: Coming together to shape the future PricewaterhouseCoopers' survey of the views of investment professionals and corporate management on the critical building blocks of information required to assess performance.	December 2007
Corporate reporting: Is it what professionals expect? In an on-going effort to understand the views of investors and analysts about financial reporting issues, the global PricewaterhouseCoopers team interviewed over 250 investment professionals about the adequacy of the corporate reporting model.	November 2007
Guide to key performance indicators Our latest edition of our guide to KPIs is a practical publication that has been developed in to provide answers to the questions highlighted above and demonstrate what good reporting of KPIs looks like with a collection of best practice examples, drawn from companies worldwide.	September 2007
Narrative reporting: Give yourself a head start This publication provides companies with everything they need to consider in addressing the increasing demand for narrative and contextual information from evolving regulations, guidance and best practice.	June 2007
The transparency directive: Periodic reporting requirements The Financial Services Authority's (FSA) new rules implementing the Transparency Directive (TD) apply for accounting periods beginning on or after 20 January 2007. Our objective with this publication is to provide additional guidance for entities required to implement the new DTR rules, focusing on the periodic reporting requirements of the DTR.	May 2007
Corporate Reporting: A time for reflection This survey of the Fortune 500 companies sets out to understand what is communicated by the narrative elements of the corporate reports of major global companies.	April 2007

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