Building Public Trust Awards
The Building Public Trust Awards provide an opportunity to celebrate all that is excellent in reporting by UK companies, and a chance to stop and reflect on the importance of the reporting process to healthy capital markets and society. The awards provide a snapshot of some of the key information that businesses need to report in order to win the trust of all those stakeholders who sustain the corporate sector, and who rely on it for their employment, taxes and pensions.
Since their inauguration in 2003, the awards have gone from strength to strength, and 2006 yielded the largest number of self-nominations ever. However, in 2007 PwC decided to make the awards as comprehensive as possible by reviewing the reporting of every company in the FTSE 350. The scope was also widended for the Public Sector by supplementing the record number of 22 self-nominations received this year with a wider screening of public sector bodies.
Corporate Reporting: The Competitive Landscape
'Corporate Reporting: The Competitive Landscape' collates all the valuable insights gleaned from our detailed awards review of 2007, and includes extracts from some of the companies we felt demonstrated best practice reporting.
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