Integrated reporting

Integrated reporting is about integrating material financial and non-financial information to enable investors and other stakeholders to understand how an organisation is really performing. An integrated report looks beyond the traditional time frame and scope of the current financial report by addressing the wider as well as longer-term consequences of decisions and action and by making clear the link between financial and non-financial value. It is important that an integrated report demonstrates the link between an organisation's strategy, governance and business model.

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  • Institute lodges integrated reporting submission

    The Institute lodged a submission to the International Integrated Reporting Council on its discussion paper Towards Integrated Reporting: Communicating Value in the 21st Century.

    Published on 12 December 2011