Narrative Reporting

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Narrative reporting offers insights beyond financial statements, providing a comprehensive overview of a company’s performance and key risks. This course delivers a detailed exploration of narrative reporting and its practical implementation.

£150 +VAT

4 CPD hours

365 days’ access

Use ACPD101 for 10% off any purchase.

Narrative Reporting

(13 customer reviews)

£150 +VAT

4 CPD Course

365 days’ access

Use ACPD101 for 10% off any purchase.

Narrative Reporting

(13 customer reviews)

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This course will enable you to

  • Expertly draft the ‘front end’ of the annual report
  • Understand the benefits and challenges of narrative reporting
  • Explain clearly and succinctly, your organisation’s business model and strategy
  • Select the right key performance indicators and explain the relative performance against target
  • Implement successful narrative reporting and ensure communication is as effective as possible

About the course

Narrative reporting is the information aside from the financial statements that is provided in an organisation’s annual report. Not only does it enable investors and other stakeholders to fully understand and analyse the performance of the organisation, it also provides insight into its risks and how its managed.

This course provides a detailed overview of the key concepts behind narrative reporting. Discover the best practices for narrative reporting including how to discuss business models, risks and uncertainties. Familiarise yourself with the key quantitative and qualitative key performance indicators that you should include and consider the practicalities of implementing narrative reporting in your organisation.

Contents

Concepts in narrative reporting

The basics of narrative reporting
IFRS Practice Statement Management Commentary
International approaches to narrative reporting
The benefits of narrative reporting
Why use narrative reporting?
The challenges of getting it right
Regulating narrative reporting

Business models, strategy, risks and uncertainties

The stakeholder perspective
Determining materiality
Discussing the business model and strategy
Issues to focus on
Resources or capitals
Disclosures for risks and uncertainties
Defining value

Reporting on position and performance

Reporting on performance
Selecting and measuring key performance indicators (KPIs)
Evaluating performance
Non-financial KPIs
Environmental KPIs
The reliability of KPIs
Social, anti-corruption and human rights issues
Discussing performance in a meaningful way

Reflecting on narrative reporting

The practicalities of narrative reporting
The challenges of preparing a narrative report
Enhancing credibility on the narrative report
Obtaining assurance and the future of narrative reporting
The future for narrative reporting
The value reporting foundation

Author

Lisa Weaver

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.

13 reviews for Narrative Reporting

  1. Grace Thompson

    Very informative

  2. Rishi Sharma

    A relevant course! Thanks.

  3. John Burnett

    Great course. Brings one into the big outside world. I have been in accounting since 1972 and am still active. What a wake essential course for the upcoming chief executives, managers, co-workers, employers and stakeholders.

  4. Unangoni Mugambari

    good for information

  5. Andrew Thomas

    helpful insight into challenges, key content and future thoughts

  6. Susan Chisnall

    This course is practical and provides valuable information and insights for anyone to use in developing narrative reporting (whether starting out or already providing that reporting).

  7. Patrick L Amyss

    I am satisfied.

  8. Mark Quinn

    Highlights the benefits of adding narrative reports

  9. Edward Taylor

    Dull and not applicable to experience at work.

  10. Aoife Carter

    I really enjoyed this course. The content was interesting and useful and it was laid out very well.

  11. Saheenah Boodoo-Hafez Amir

  12. Mark Tindale

    Good references for future in-depth review.

  13. Udeni Swarnalatha Herath Mudiyanselage

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