Integrated reporting
In this lesson, you'll learn what integrated reporting is and why organisations use it as an improvement to traditional financial reporting.
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In this lesson
- 0:00 Introduction to integrated reporting
- 0:49 What integrated reporting actually means
- 2:58 Management accountant's role in reporting
- 3:28 Financial versus non-financial performance measures
- 4:22 Building better forward-looking reports
About this lesson
You'll discover how integrated reports combine financial and non-financial information—including strategy, governance, risks, sustainability and performance metrics—into a single, concise communication that tells a more complete story of how an organisation creates value. The session explores the role of management accountants in gathering and presenting this wider range of data, and explains why non-financial indicators like customer satisfaction often predict future performance better than backward-looking financial figures alone. By the end, you'll understand when and how to suggest integrated reporting as a potential improvement to current performance reporting practices.
Duration: 5m
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