What is Integrated Reporting?

It is the future of annual reporting. An integrated report is a communication on how an organisation’s strategy, governance, performance and prospects in the context of its external environment leads to the creation of value over the short, medium and long term. It has been created for organisations that aspire to embrace integrated thinking and progress towards better reporting. It benefits all stakeholders who are interested in understanding an organisation’s ability to create value over time.

An integrated report is prepared in accordance with the International Integrated Reporting <IR> framework developed by the International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC), a consortium of regulators, investors, companies, standard setters, the accounting profession and NGOs. The framework provides guiding principles and content elements that govern the content of an integrated report.

KPMG’s <IR> training programme highlights

• KPMG in India is an IIRC (International Integrated Reporting Council) Certified Training Partner
• The programme will be led by our team of experts from Capital Markets and Sustainability practices who will provide their insights on the concept of Integrated Reporting <IR> and relevant considerations for adopting Integrated Reporting
  
• Two days (16 hours) ‘Practitioner Level’ session on Integrated Reporting <IR>. The course will cover various aspects of Integrated Reporting <IR>, including trends, leading practices, interactive case studies and discussions, along with insights on the challenges and opportunities associated with adopting <IR>
  
• Certificate of participation from International Integrated Reporting Council will be provided to all participants.
  

Course details

• Introduction to the International Integrated Reporting Council Integrated Reporting <IR> framework
• Guiding principles and content elements for defining the overall content of an integrated report
  
• Aligning six capitals from the framework into the business model
  
• Identification and reporting on the influence of internal and external environment on business
  
• Approach to integrated reporting process and application of the framework
  
• Case studies on the best practices in Integrated Reporting across different sectors
  
• Understand and adopt Integrated Thinking.
  

Who should attend?

• This course has been developed for people who are either involved in development/assessment of financial and non-financial reports
• Representatives from middle and senior management levels of organisations/businesses
  
• The course also caters to asset managers, consultants, investors, NGOs, regulatory agencies, students or anyone with an interest in integrated reporting.
  

Certification ( completion certificate or certification )

Certificate of participation from International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC), London to be issued to participants on completion of all sessions of the two day workshop.

Upcoming batches

Contact for corporate enquiries:

Prathmesh Raichura
Email ID: prathmesh@kpmg.com
Mobile No: +919920986056

Our Integrated Reporting offerings

We offer a broad suite of services on Integrated Reporting such as:

• Gap assessment
• Capacity building
• Stakeholder engagement and materiality
• Analysis of capital
• Advisory services for report development
• Assurance services.

Frequently asked questions

Q1. Who will issue the certificate?

A: International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC), London is the issuing authority of the course participation certificate.

Q2. Where can I find learning material to support my studies?

A: All pre-reading and learning material will be provided to you during the workshop.

Q3. Is there a qualification criteria to attend this course?

A: No. The training can be attended by everyone who is interested in Integrated Thinking and Integrated Reporting.

Q4. Is there an assessment/exam at the end of the course?

A: No. There is no assessment at the end of the course. Participants are given participation certificate on completion of all modules of the two-day session.