What should corporations publicly report on their approach to, and performance on, nonfinancial issues such as opposing corruption, as well as other environmental, social and governance (ESG) matters? And should the information they provide on these matters be independently verified?
These questions are raised by the recent publication of “Transparency in Corporate Reporting: SA 2020”, a joint project of Corruption Watch, the National Business Initiative and the Overseas Development Institute (ODI), a London-based global think-tank on international development...
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