Investment & Pensions Europe reports that “The International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC) is on track to publish the world’s first Integrated Reporting Framework by the end of 2013. The framework aims to accelerate the “global evolution of corporate reporting”, allowing organisations to communicate the full range of factors that contribute to the creation of value …
London (June 8, 2012) – The International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC) today confirms plans to publish the world’s first Integrated Reporting Framework by the end of 2013. The IIRC also publishes a summary of responses to its Discussion Paper launched in September 2011. The responses demonstrate overwhelming stakeholder support for the IIRC to begin the next phase …
Reporting Integrato: tanti ne parlano, pochi lo conoscono a cura di Koinètica e FERPI – Federazione Relazioni Pubbliche Italiana. Per l’articolo
23 April 2012 – AllAfrica discusses the how the work of the International Integrated Reporting Committee (IIRC) and the Global Reporting Institute (GRI) will impact South African businesses. For the full article click here.
From the Chartered Global Management Accountant (CGMA): This groundbreaking report is based upon the views of 280 CEOs from over 21 countries across the world, to understand how they viewed current global challenges and what they saw as the priorities in leading their way through them. CGMA followed this up with in-depth interviews with 17 …
Each December the Global Proxy Watch, a newsletter of international corporate governance, names 10 people from around the world who had the most impact on corporate governance in the previous year. Paul Druckman, the IIRC’s CEO, has been recognized among the Stars for 2011 for his efforts in “getting the influential International Integrated Reporting Council off the ground and …
Robert Bruce gives his take on the ideas and contributions made at the Roundtable event, ‘Towards Integrated Reporting: Communicating Value in the 21st Century’, held in London on the 15th December 2011. This was the last of some twenty roundtable events held around the world in 2011 on the way ahead for integrated reporting and …
Over 200 representatives from the international accounting and business communities, investors, government, academia and civil society gathered on Thursday 15th December 2011 to hear His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales speak about “the economic invisibility of nature” and consider how the value of the planet’s natural resources, ecosystems and biodiversity can be taken into …
The IIRC welcomed over 200 general comments on the Discussion Paper as well as responses to the discussion questions set out. The deadline for submission was Wednesday 14th December.
15 December 2011 by Roger Simnett & Sarah Adam – Integrated Reporting continues to build in momentum across the world. The International Integrated Reporting Committee’s discussion paper was only released back in September; however a lack of an established framework has not held back some organizations from progressing with their own integrated reporting journey. more