Corporate Reporting Research 2007
Corporate reporting has been under the spotlight in recent years, with widespread concern as to the volume and complexity of the global and local reporting environments, and the varied levels of transparency practised by companies.
For over a decade, PwC has been working with corporate management and investment professionals to gain a more complete understanding of the information needed to assess performance.
Investment community surveys
Our research program has continued with our efforts to gain insight into the views of investment professionals in major markets around the world, including Australia.
The views of the Australian investment community are presented in the report
The Australian Reporting Environment: Telling it like it is
, while the results of our global investment community surveys are summarised in
Corporate reporting: Is it what investment professionals expect?
Further research
We have also published the following report:
Performance statement: coming together to shape the future
- a study undertaken to better understand the information needed by the investment community to assess corporate performance and by the preparer community to communicate the company’s results.
For further information on PwC’s corporate reporting research program, please refer to
www.corporatereporting.com
Webcasts
Watch Nick Ridehalgh and Alison Thomas discuss the key findings from both surveys.
Australian Investor Survey "Telling it like it is"
Key Findings
Importance of Management Commentary
Environmental Social Governance (ESG)
Global Consistency
What are the gaps?
Non-GAAP Information
Next Steps
Nick Ridehalgh
Partner, PwC Australia
Alison Thomas
Director, PwC UK
Download publication
Download your copies of
The Australian Reporting Environment: Telling it like it is
[3 MB]
and
Corporate reporting: Is it what investment professionals expect?
[315 KB]
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Contacts
Nick Ridehalgh
Partner
Sydney
Tel:+61 2 8266 4899
