Applying an Effective Control Environment to Integrated Reporting Through COSO_Final ima ir coso deck liv brad for 25 jun14
1. Applying
an
Effec.ve
Control
Environment
to
Integrated
Repor.ng
Through
COSO
Liv
Watson,
Director
of
New
Markets,
WebFilings
Brad
Monterio,
Managing
Director,
Colcomgroup
2. Brad Monterio
Managing Director
‘‘
Brad
Monterio
Managing
Director,
Colcomgroup,
Inc.
and
Board
Member,
Ins.tute
of
Management
Accountants
bmonterio@colcomgroup.com
Liv
Watson
Director,
Interna.onal
Business
Development,
WebFilings
and
Founder
of
XBRL
liv.watson@webfilings.com
10. <IR>
is
a
process
founded
on
integrated
thinking
that
results
in
a
periodic
integrated
report
by
an
organiza.on
about
value
crea.on
over
.me
and
related
communica.ons
regarding
aspects
of
value
crea.on.
An
integrated
report
is
a
concise
communica.on
about
how
an
organiza.on’s
strategy,
governance,
performance
and
prospects,
in
the
context
of
its
external
environment,
lead
to
the
crea.on
of
value
in
the
short,
medium
and
long
term.
12. § Improve
quality
of
informa.on
§ Promote
more
cohesive/efficient
approach
to
corporate
repor.ng
§ Communicate
full
range
of
factors
that
materially
affect
ability
to
create
value
§ Enhance
accountability
and
stewardship
§ Promote
interdependencies
§ Support
integrated
thinking,
decision-‐making
to
create
value
over
the
short,
medium
and
long
term
GOALS
OF
<IR>
14. § Be#er
repor.ng,
not
more
§ Emphasizes
importance
of
integrated
thinking
§ Consistent
with
corporate
repor.ng
developments
§ Basis
for
greater
innova.on
§ Combines
emphasis
on:
• Conciseness
and
materiality
• Strategic
focus
and
future
orienta.on
• Connec.vity
• Capitals
and
their
interdependencies
<IR>
IN
A
NUTSHELL
15. FINANCIAL
INFORMATION
NON
FINANCIAL
INFORMATION
§ Long
history
in
corporate
repor.ng
§ Established,
uniform
repor.ng
standards
§ Established
oversight
bodies
§ Established
quality
control
§ Established
internal
controls
§ Well
understood
systems
and
processes
–
highly
automated
§ Heavily
structured
§ Solid,
broad
market
acceptance
and
credibility
-‐
trusted
§ Short
history
in
corporate
repor.ng
§ Lack
of
uniform
repor.ng
standards
§ Lack
of
clear
oversight
responsibility
–
patchwork
of
compe.ng
frameworks
§ Lack
of
strong
quality
control
§ Internal
controls
not
well
understood
§ Mix
of
systems
an
processes
to
gather/store
informa.on
–
not
highly
automated;
many
manual
processes
§ Ocen
unstructured
§ Narrow
market
acceptance
–
not
well
trusted
LOWER
RISK
HIGHER
RISK
21. A
NEW
PARADIGM
THE
INTERSECTION
OF
<IR>
AND
COSO
–
MANAGING
AND
BALANCING
THE
RISKS
22. COSO
in
the
view
of
<IR>
.
<IR>
brings
together
material
informaDon
about
an
organizaOon’s
strategy,
governance,
performance
and
prospects
in
a
way
that
reflects
the
commercial,
social
and
environmental
context
within
which
it
operates
(a
“concise…
periodic
communicaOon”).
COSO
brings
together
internal
controls
and
enterprise
risk
management
frameworks
for
material
informaDon.