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The Corporate Reporting landscape
How the CRD can help business with complexity and challenges
Mary O’Malley
Vice President, Environment and Sustainability, Prudential FinancialSlide4
Overview
Poll: How much of a challenge is the reporting landscape?
Business perspective from Prudential Financial
The Corporate Reporting Dialogue – purpose and perspectives from the panelQuestions from the chair Your feedback on priorities for the CRD
Questions from the audience
ConclusionsSlide5
Your panel
Paul
Druckman
CEO, IIRCMichael
Meehan
CEO,
Global Reporting Initiative
Gary
Kabureck
Board member
,
IASB Slide6
Corporate Reporting Dialogue
Participating organizations have
:
A common interest in Integrated Reporting
Significant
international
influence
on
the
corporate
reporting
landscape
By
working
together
towards
a
common
goal
,
participants
aim
to
improve
the
quality
and
consistency
of global
reporting
.Slide7
What is the Corporate Reporting Dialogue?
The CRD is a response to market calls for alignment and a reduced reporting
burden
Principal aims
To communicate
the
direction, content and development of reporting frameworks and standards
To identify practical ways to align and
rationalize
requirements
To have a common voice on areas of mutual
interestSlide8
Participants in the Corporate Reporting Dialogue
CDP
Climate Disclosure Standards Board
Financial Accounting Standards Board
Global Reporting Initiative
International Accounting Standards Board
International Integrated Reporting Council
International Public Sector Accounting Standards Board
International Organization for Standardization
Sustainability Accounting Standards Board
DialogueSlide9
Corporate Reporting Dialogue
Questions
Ask your questions on the AppSlide10
Corporate Reporting Dialogue
What do you think are the priority actions for the Corporate Reporting Dialogue
?
Complete the survey in the appSlide11
Corporate reporting landscape
ConclusionsSlide12