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Integrated reporting
The document discusses integrated reporting (IR), which is a framework released by the International Integrated Reporting Council in 2013 to promote better linking of investment decisions, corporate behavior, and reporting. It aims to provide investors with information to make more effective capital allocation decisions and facilitate long-term returns. IR focuses on concise, strategic, and future-oriented reporting. It establishes principles for how an organization's strategy, governance, performance, and prospects create value over the short, medium, and long term in context of external factors. Support for IR is growing among international organizations and some countries' regulators.
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