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Mandatory Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting in the EU: Comprehensive Analysis of Various Corporate Reporting Instruments' Current Capacity and Future Potential to Convey Non-Financial Information

Mandatory Corporate Social Responsibility Reporting in the EU: Comprehensive Analysis of Various Corporate Reporting Instruments' Current Capacity and Future Potential to Convey Non-Financial Information

Author: Daniel Gergely Szabo
Publisher: Eleven International Publishing
ISBN: 9789462366909
Published In: August 2016
Format: Hardback
Jurisdiction: Netherlands ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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Although non-financial or CSR-reporting has attracted increasing attention in the last decades, it only recently entered the legal discourse. This book narrows the gap between CSR reporting and legal disclosure requirements. It analyses financial, management, and corporate governance reporting, as well as other dedicated reporting types.

The author investigates what legal framework underpins these disclosure types; to what extent these instruments mandate the disclosure of non-financial information; and if they have potential to expand their non-financial disclosure requirements. The findings suggest that mandatory nonfinancial reporting is less developed than expected. It further recommends more narrow and elaborate disclosure obligations to achieve higher transparency in CSR matters. This book is of interest to policy-makers who need to transpose the Non-financial Reporting Directive or provide guidance on it. In addition, non-financial reporting professionals will find the monograph useful in exploring the underlying issues of preparing non-financial reports and understanding to what extent legal requirements are enforceable.

1. Introduction

2. The Theoretical Framework of Mandatory (CSR) Reporting

3. Mandatory CSR Reporting under the Current Framework of Corporate Disclosure for Listed Companies

4. The Future of Mandatory CSR Reporting

5. Summary and Concluding Remarks

6. Appendix

7. Executive Summary.