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The
Financial Reporting Council has published the results of its annual review of corporate reporting: see
here (
pdf). Published alongside the report is an open letter addressed to audit committee chairs and finance directors: see
here (
pdf). The FRC is calling for improvements in (a) companies' reporting of forwarding-looking information, (b) the potential impact of emerging risks on future strategy and (c) the carrying value of assets and the recognition of liabilities.
The report no longer contains a review of corporate governance disclosures and compliance with the
UK Corporate Governance Code because a separate report covering these matters will be published later this year.
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