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1 February 2019

FRC Launches Project To Reconsider Purposes Of Corporate Reporting

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On 30 October 2018, the FRC launched a project which will review current financial and non-financial reporting practices, consider what information shareholders and other investors require,
United States Corporate/Commercial Law
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On 30 October 2018, the FRC launched a project which will review current financial and non-financial reporting practices, consider what information shareholders and other investors require, the purpose of corporate reporting and the annual report and review the extent to which the annual report serves all stakeholder needs. FRC's review will extend to new technologies by which information may be delivered, and may also have implications for audit and assurance models and performance.

The FRC press release can be accessed here

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