What is CSRD and sustainability reporting?
CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive) is a regulatory framework introduced by the European Union (EU) to improve and expand sustainability reporting requirements for companies operating within the EU. It replaces and builds on the earlier Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD).
What is UKSEF? What your UK Listed Company needs to know in order to comply
Are you a listed company on the EU or UK stock exchange? Is your business required to file annual reports and other financial information with regulatory agencies? If so, you may need to comply with UKSEF requirements when submitting documents to the Financial Conduct Authority and Companies House.
ESEF Highlights – ESEF Reporting Manual Updated by ESMA
As the next reporting season approaches, ESMA published an updated ESEF Reporting Manual on 11th July 2024. This updated Reporting Manual incorporates the proposed 2024 amendment to the RTS on ESEF, reflecting the latest changes to the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) Taxonomy published in 2023 and 2024, as well as updates to the XBRL specifications. ESMA encourages issuers to adopt these changes as soon as possible, but no later than for financial reporting periods starting on or after 1 January 2024.
Starta säsongen på bästa sätt – Verifiera dina installationer för ett smidigt arbetsflöde
Genom att följa våra riktlinjer hjälper vi dig att effektivisera dina arbetsflöden och minska potentiella problem under säsongen.
CFO:ns förändrade roll i hållbarhetsrapporteringen
I och med direktivet om hållbarhetsrapportering (CSRD) kommer finanschefens (CFO) roll att förändras avsevärt. Att integrera hållbarhet i den finansiella rapporteringen är dock inte bara en fråga om efterlevnad; det är en strategisk nödvändighet som kräver robusta processer, korrekta data och omfattande riskhantering. I den här artikeln ser vi närmare på hur CFO:ns roll förändras i takt med att hållbarhet blir ett centralt fokus för företag runt om i världen.
The evolving role of the CFO in sustainability reporting
With the introduction of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), the role of the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is set to evolve significantly. However, integrating sustainability into financial reporting is not just a compliance exercise; it is a strategic imperative that requires robust processes, accurate data, and comprehensive risk management. This article explores how the role of the CFO is changing as sustainability becomes a central focus for businesses around the world.
5 design trends for annual reports
Our first reporting season on the ground in Australia is just around the corner. Alysia Beach, Business Director at one of our design agency partners, walterwakefield, sums up the top five design trends to watch out for this reporting season.
Bryggan mellan data och design
I en omvärld där de regulatoriska förändringarna sker allt snabbare är effektiv och säker datahantering viktigare än någonsin för korrekt och slagkraftig rapportering. Det grundläggande problem som CtrlPrint Integrate löser är att överbrygga klyftan mellan data och design, vilket hjälper dig att minska kostnaderna och effektivisera din process. Det gör dig redo för de sista 100 metrarna på en lång resa, att ta dina data från ditt konsolideringssystem till dess slutdestination i din årsredovisning.
The bridge between data and design
In today’s changing regulatory landscape, efficient and secure data management is more important than ever for accurate, impactful reporting. The fundamental problem that CtrlPrint Integrate solves is bridging the gap between data and design, helping you to reduce costs and streamline your process. It gets you ready for the last 100 meters, the last leg, of a long journey – taking your data from any system to its final destination in your corporate report.
ESEF Highlights – Navigating the European Single Access Point
In addition to your current reporting channels, you’ll be required to submit your reports directly to ESAP in the near future, as proposed by the European Commission. You still have an opportunity to have your say by submitting your feedback. The deadline is March 8, 2024.
