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Key audience

The IASB Management Commentary paper notes that in most jurisdictions, the defined target audience for narrative reporting is confined to investors, or in some cases - as in the UK - to even narrower groups such as current shareholders. However, this is an area of debate:

The paper takes a balanced position on this debate, concluding that investors should be the primary audience for narrative reporting, but that this should not mean it represents a replacement for other forms of reporting aimed at a broader group of stakeholders, such as Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) reports.


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