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ARTICLE · 19 NOVEMBER 2019

Building Blocks

For the first time listed companies will soon start to report against new far-reaching UK corporate governance changes in their 2019 Annual Reports and Accounts

United KingdomCorporate/Commercial Law
Mala Shah-Coulon
Mala Shah-Coulon

For the first time listed companies will soon start to report against new far-reaching UK corporate governance changes in their 2019 Annual Reports and Accounts

EY’s 6th annual review of FTSE 350 reporting ‘Annual reporting in 2018/19: Engaging stakeholders, restoring trust’, published in September 2019, benchmarks early FTSE 350 reporting practices against the new requirements.

It is encouraging to see that some FTSE 350 companies have made a head start in certain areas. The report identifies these and discusses how companies can further develop and refine their reporting in key areas of change, ultimately to help restore trust in business.

A Key Medium

The UK’s governance and reporting frameworks already had a strong reputation around the world, but recent reforms including revisions to the UK Corporate Governance Code (the 2018 Code) and new secondary legislation – The Companies (Miscellaneous Reporting) Regulations 2018 (MRR) – have raised the

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