UK targets a leaner reporting regime The UK government has opened a sweeping consultation that could recast how companies report environmental, social and governance matters under the Companies Act 2006. Published on 7 September, the plan seeks to refocus annual reports on financially material, decision-useful information for investors and creditors.
UK targets a leaner reporting regime The UK government has opened a sweeping consultation that could recast how companies report environmental, social and governance matters under the Companies Act 2006.
Published on 7 September, the plan seeks to refocus annual reports on financially material, decision-useful information for investors and creditors.
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UK targets a leaner reporting regime The UK government has opened a sweeping consultation that could recast how companies report environmental, social and governance matters under the Companies Act 2006. Published on 7 September, the plan seeks to refocus annual reports on financially material, decision-useful information for investors and creditors.
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