Integrated Reporting – Practical Application

Online Course on practical applicationThe Integrated Reporting Framework
of the Integrated Reporting Framework

Integrated Reporting is a radically new approach to annual corporate reporting. Many larger organisations all over the world are making the transition. In South Africa, it is compulsory for listed companies. But what does it actually mean, who’s doing it, and what do you need to
know to advice your business or you clients?

Integrated Reporting focuses on the inter-connectivity of strategy, corporate objectives, performance measurement, risk assessment, resource allocation and governance. More and more organisations are doing it and it’s likely that soon an Integrated Report will be an expected part of the information provided to stakeholders.

This course gives you a clear overview of the Integrated Reporting Framework, and practical advice on its application. It will enhance your understanding of this topical issue in corporate reporting, and enable you to develop an action plan for implementing the framework.

4 hours of CPD, 120 days access for £75 less 10% discountFinancial Fluency Special Price £67.50
 
Use promo code FF101 at checkout to receive the Financial Fluency special price
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At the end of this online CPD course you will be able to

• Understand the objectives and benefits of Integrated Reporting
• Implement Integrated Reporting into your own organisation
• Recognise the seven Guiding Principles and consider their implementation
• Apply the Content Elements to your integrated report

If you are responsible for or just involved in the compilation of reports of both financial and non-financial measures, this is the course for you. The course is also useful for those who may need to interpret integrated reports or simply want to learn more about them.

Key areas covered

• An introduction to Integrated Reporting
• The Guiding Principles of Integrated Reporting
• The Content Elements of Integrated Reporting
• Implementing Integrated Reporting

Flexible learning

Learners take their own route through the topics covered in the course. They will learn at their own pace through a variety of interactive activities designed to accommodate a range of learning styles.

Integrated reporting intro

Integrated reporting principles

Integrated reporting content

Integrated reporting implementing

About the Author of The Integrated Reporting Framework

Lisa WeaverLisa Weaver is a professionally qualified lecturer with 15 years experience of exam-based, and CPD lecturing for accounting and finance professionals. Lisa qualified ACA with Deloitte, and spent 4 years in audit practice. Since leaving audit practice, Lisa has lectured financial reporting, audit and governance subjects, developing and delivering CPD courses for qualified accountants working in industry and in practice. Lisa has delivered courses across Europe, the Caribbean, China and South East Asia and is regularly published in ACCA’s Accounting and Business journal.

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Course Price and Features

4 hours of CPD, 120 days access for £75 less 10% discountFinancial Fluency Special Price £67.50
 
Use promo code FF101 at checkout to receive the Financial Fluency special price
Use promo code FF20 at checkout to receive £100 discount on 5 or more courses


• This course provides 4 hours of verifiable CPD
• You can access the course unlimited times for 120 days following purchase
• Full price = £75 (plus VAT) less 10% Financial Fluency discount = £67.50 (plus VAT)

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