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Corporate Reporting to Stakeholders - Table of Contents

 

EXECUTIVE OVERVIEW 

Chapter 1 - INTRODUCTION 

Purpose and Methodology 

About Corporate Reporting 

Corporate Reporting Challenges 

Conclusion 

Chapter 2 - OBJECTIVES OF CORPORATE REPORTING 

Introduction 

Management Accountability 

Communicating Useful Information 

Uses for Corporate Reports 

Purpose of Corporate Reports 

Conclusion 

Chapter 3 - STAKEHOLDERS AND THEIR INFORMATION NEEDS 

Introduction 

Overview of Stakeholder Categories  

Canadian Shareholder Profile and Attitudes  

Information Needs of Stakeholders 

Conclusion 

Chapter 4 - FRAMEWORK FOR CORPORATE REPORTING 

Introduction 

Literature Review 

Surveying Current Practice 

Proposing a Framework for Corporate Reporting 

Assessing the Relevance of Information 

Conclusion 

Chapter 5 - CORPORATE OVERVIEW — PART A 

Introduction 

A1 — Corporate Profile 

A2 — Corporate Mission 

A3 — Products, Services and Markets 

A4 — Company Ownership and Control 

A5 — Organizational Structure 

A6 — Management Team 

A7 — Management Committees 

A8 — Comparative Financial Highlights 

A9 — President/CEO Letter 

A10 — Commentary on Industry and Economy 

A11 — Outlook 

Conclusion 

Chapter 6 - CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES — PART B 

Introduction 

B1 — Human Resources 

B2 — Social Responsibilities 

B3 — Environmental Responsibilities 

Conclusion 

Chapter 7 - REVIEW OF OPERATIONS — PART C 

Introduction 

C1 — Overall Review and Interpretation 

C2 — Segment Review of Operations 

C3 — Production Information 

C4 — Competitive Conditions 

C5 — Response to Change 

C6 — Forward-looking Information 

C7 — Risks and Uncertainties 

C8 — Financial and Operating Objectives 

C9 — Performance Compared to Objectives 

C10 — Research and Development 

C11 — Significant Agreements and Contracts 

C12 — Industry Specific Data 

Conclusion 

Chapter 8 - FINANCIAL SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS — PART D 

Introduction 

D1 — Analysis of Operating Results 

D2 — Segment Analysis 

D3 — Analysis of Financial Position 

D4 — Capital Investments and Expenditures 

D5 — Analysis of Cash Flows 

D6 — Liquidity 

D7 — Quarterly Financial Information 

D8 — Accounting Policy Changes Not Yet Implemented 

D9 — Statement of Management’s Responsibility 

D10 — Financial Statements/Auditor's Report 

D11 — Historical Summary 

D12 — Performance Measures 

D13 — Share Data 

Conclusion 

Chapter 9 - SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION — PART E 

Introduction 

E1 — Table of Contents/Navigation 

E2 — Glossary of Terms 

E3 — Corporate Directory 

E4 — Shareholder and Investor Information 

Conclusion 

Chapter 10 - ENHANCING CORPORATE REPORTING 

Introduction 

Effective Communication

Disclosing Essential Information 

Areas for Improvement 

Conclusion 

Chapter 11 - SUMMARY CORPORATE REPORTING 

Introduction 

Reviewing the Literature  

Surveying Current Practice  

Facing the Challenges 

Conclusion 

Chapter 12 - CORPORATE REPORTING ON THE INTERNET 

Introduction 

Reviewing the Literature 

Surveying Corporate Websites 

Facing the Challenges 

Conclusion 

APPENDICES

A List of Survey Companies 

B Annual Report Survey Results 

C Guidelines for Corporate Reporting 

D Corporate Website Survey Results 

E Overview of Narrative Reporting Requirements 

F Future Research

SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY