Integrated Reporting
Integrated Reporting provides the ideal framework for creating a sustainable relationship with all stakeholders. This course gives you a clear overview of the Integrated Reporting Framework, and practical advice on its application.
NZ$345 +VAT
Integrated Reporting
NZ$345 +VAT
365 days’ access
This course will enable you to
- Understand the objectives and benefits of Integrated Reporting
- Build towards a more sustainable future by adopting a reporting framework that speaks to all stakeholders
- Recognise the seven guiding principles and consider their implementation
- Identify and apply the content elements of Integrated Reporting
- Implement Integrated Reporting into your own organisation
About the course
As organisations focus on long-term value creation and sustainability, Integrated Reporting, with its focus on the inter-connectivity of strategy, corporate objectives, performance measurement, risk assessment, resource allocation and governance, provides the perfect framework for building relationships with all stakeholders.
This course provides a clear overview of the Integrated Reporting Framework and practical guidance on applying it in your organisation. You’ll explore the seven guiding principles and content elements, enhancing your understanding of this important area of corporate reporting. By the end, you’ll be equipped to develop an action plan for implementation and offer informed advice to your business or clients.
Contents
Module 1: Introduction to integrated reporting
Explore the objectives and fundamental concepts of integrated reporting, including integrated thinking, value creation and the six capitals. Learn about the International Integrated Reporting Framework (IIRF), its regulatory context and governing bodies, and the potential benefits and challenges of adopting integrated reporting.
Module 2: The seven guiding principles
Understand the seven guiding principles of integrated reporting and how they shape the content and presentation of an integrated report. Explore strategic focus, connectivity of information, stakeholder relationships, materiality, conciseness, reliability and completeness, and consistency and comparability, including potential tensions between the principles.
Module 3: The eight content elements
Explore the eight content elements of an integrated report, including organisational overview, governance, business model, risks and opportunities, strategy, performance and outlook. Learn how these elements work together to communicate an organisation’s approach to value creation and meet stakeholders’ information needs.
Module 4: Implementing integrated reporting
Learn how to introduce integrated reporting within an organisation, from developing an implementation plan and embedding integrated thinking to establishing appropriate processes and systems. Explore common implementation challenges and the role of assurance, including internal and external audit, in improving the credibility of integrated reports.
Author
Lisa Weaver
After qualifying (ICAEW), Lisa spent several years in audit practice with Deloitte and was part of the national audit training faculty at KPMG. Since leaving practice, Lisa has worked in a variety of education-focused roles, including executive education and has maintained strong links with the accountancy professional bodies.
26 reviews for Integrated Reporting
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Lorna Wass –
Good course, very helpful
Lei Wang –
Informative course on Integrated Reporting
Mireia Corredor Marcos –
I like IR. The course was superb. Thanks to Lisa and the whole team who make this high quality courses possible. Please keep up the good job 🙂
Deoraj Puddoo –
The content could be updated to reflect latest development like IFRS S1 and IFRS S2
Dolly Selolwane –
It was an excellent course
Mark Rowe –
Interesting course. Easy to follow notes and a good insight into the topic
Tshepho Moruti –
very insightful course
Rishi Sharma –
A relevant course.
Svilena Kuzmits –
The course explains the most important aspects in a concise and easy to understand way.
Ntsholeng Thabana –
I gained a lot of knowledge on integrated reporting. A long course but really helpful. It is worth noting that not only the quantitative (historical financial information) is necessary but also the qualitative one. This course can assist a lot of organisattions by guiding them on how to implement integrated reporting.
Marilena-Luminita Spalatelu –
The material is useful. I found many practical examples. The questions and practice at the end of the chapters is useful.
Gerald Rogan –
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Masa Asele Seitshiro –
Joanne Fraser –
The structure of the course with real case studies to support the learning. The quizzes and discussion posts assisted with reviewing and retaining the information that was delivered during this course.
Olivia Smith –
Provided a good overview of the subject Integrated reporting, content, style and implementation
Neil Sanders –
This is not an area I would work in and I will not use the knowledge gained here
Ajay Haulkhory –
Integrated reporting is new to me
Rod Wigbout –
Susan Kenaope –
Case studies
Joseph Toh Hinneh –
I learnt a lot of new things. I now have adequate knowledge on the subject of IR.
Bessie Xie –
Jeniene Hughes –
I learnt something new.
Uttumdunna Corea –
This is a very topical subject and has practical value for my Organization.
Ontlafetse Gracious Reboeleng –
I liked everything
Robert Tiu –
Gave a good overview of Integrated Reporting including relevant examples and provided guidance on how to implement integrated reporting.
David Ellis –
good coverage, plenty of examples and reference materials