FRC responds to request for guidance on volatility & uncertainty for corporate reporting season

Wednesday 09 Mar 2016 @ 14:25
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The FRC offers pointers for the 2016 corporate reporting season against a backdrop of increased uncertainty and/or volatility.

The FRC has responded to requests for guidance on how matters such as volatile asset prices and uncertainty over interest rates in certain jurisdictions should be dealt with in annual reports and accounts.

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