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Integrated Reporting: A business priority to adopt integrated thinking

In today’s corporate reporting ecosystem, meeting both investor and broader stakeholder expectations can increasingly demand the connecting of financial and non-financial information to create one cohesive value creation story. To meet these demands/expectations, many organisations are adopting integrated reporting—an approach to corporate reporting that embraces the connectivity and interdependencies between a range of factors, such as corporate purpose, the business model, strategies, risks and market opportunities—that can essentially affect an organisation’s ability to create long-term value for its stakeholders.

The advantages of integrated reporting:

Among it’s many advantages, one key benefit to integrated reporting is its adaptability as global reporting standards and regulations continue to evolve. Integrated reporting is supported by various principles and concepts however, the goal is universal: to accurately and concisely communicate the essence of why an organisation exists (purpose) and how it creates or preserves value for itself and for its stakeholders over time.

Learn more about starting your integrated reporting journey today:

Deloitte Global’s article offers insights on integrated reporting. Download it today and contact your local Deloitte firm to learn more about how Deloitte can help to support your future reporting efforts.

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