Company Reporting is a pan-European information system which reports on constantly changing corporate financial reporting practice; identifying actual year on year changes in the reporting practice and governance procedures of Europe's leading companies.  Including the development of, and instances of divergence from, generally accepted accounting practice under IFRS.

Our analysis is used not only by financial officers, accountants and regulators to inform their financial reporting practice, but also by investment and fund managers to inform their stock picks.

Company Reporting focuses on the dynamics of corporate reporting for S&P Europe 350 and UK FTSE 350 companies, although not exclusively, and provides the best information on the market for maintaining effective risk management procedures in the field of financial reporting practice.

This information is so good that all of the UK's 'Big Four' accounting firms and the majority of the UK's FTSE 100 firms subscribe, whilst the Financial Reporting Review Panel uses Company Reporting to provide a great deal of it's casework.

Our reports generally come in three related parts - Analysis (our evaluation of change in a company's accounts), Comment (a second level of more subjective analysis delivering the views of Company Reporting on the Analysis we have provided), and Extract (taken from the relevant company's accounts, allowing a bird's eye view on the reporting practice).  Although there is not always an Extract accompanying our Analysis this tripartite system offers our subscribers the best and most interesting information on the market in terms of company reporting practice, and for each company Analysis all sections should be read.

What makes Company Reporting so unique it our use of real-life extracts from annual report and accounts to highlight our Analyses - this allows our subscribers to see first-hand what companies in their sector are doing in terms of their financial reporting.

Critically the website hosts the full standard of IASB accounting regulations, linking them to the relevant Analyses, Comments and Extracts.

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