D17. Integrated reporting Flashcards

(25 cards)

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What are the limitations of financial reporting?

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  • Limited use for decision making as backward looking
  • Lack of non-financial info
  • Fails a lot of users
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What is integrated reporting?

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Combination of financial, management and governance issues

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3
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What info does the triple bottom line show?

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  • Financial
  • Social
  • Environmental
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4
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What does integrated reporting emphasise?

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Sustainability

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5
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What is involved within sustainabiluty?

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Value creation

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Who developed the international integrated reporting framework (IIRF)?

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International integrated reporting council (IIRC)

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What do the IIRC do?

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Recommend and champion integrated reporting

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8
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Is integrated reporting mandatory?

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No

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9
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Is frequency of integrated reporting specified?

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No

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10
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Does integrated reporting have to be seperate?

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No, can be stand alone or mixed

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What are the basic principles of the IIRC?

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  • Value creation
  • Describe various capitals available
  • Value creation process
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What are the 6 types of capital according to the IIRC?

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  • Natural
  • Manufactured
  • Human
  • Financial
  • Intellectual
  • Social
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What are the recommended basic contents of a report according to the IIRC?

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  • Organisational overview
  • Governance
  • Business model
  • Risk and opportunities
  • Strategy
  • Performance monitor
  • Basis of prep
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What are the benefits of integrated reporting?

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  • Improved processes
  • Better focus and awareness
  • Improved communication
  • Improved performance
  • Consistency
  • Principles bases approach
  • Quality assurance
  • Fulfills needs of user groups
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What are the limitations of integrated reporting?

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  • Optional guidance
  • Guidance not specific to an organisation
  • Time and cost
  • Reluctance to disclose
  • Difficult to measure non-financial capital
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16
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Can an integrated report respond to existing compliance requirements?

17
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Which capital requires integrated thinking to be fully understood?

18
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Which 3 capitals are included in a sustainability report?

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  • Natural
  • Human
  • Social
19
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Who is an integrated report intended for?

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Providers of financial capital and others interested in the organization’s ability to create value

20
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What are 3 objectives of integrated reporting identified by IIRC?

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  • To improve the quality of information available to providers of financial capital
  • To support integrated thinking and decision making
  • To provide a more cohesive and efficient approach to corporate reporting
21
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What is management commentary?

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Narrative report that provides a context within which to interpret the financial position, financial performance and cash flows of an entity.

22
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Under G4 guidelines, what category should a political donation come under?

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Social - society

23
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Is integrated reporting mandatory?

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It depends, in some countries it is

24
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Under G4 guidelines, what needs to be done if a company cannot make standard disclosures?

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Must state what’s been omitted and why

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What is accounted for as part of a piecemeal acquisition?
- The amount of transactions - The amount of outstanding balances - The expenses recognised