Audit

Corporate reporting is reporting financial and nonfinancial information together. As a result of research done by today’s experts, it is shown that reports on financial information of investors and analysts are limited in usage of assessment on continuity and future of companies.

Today, Company Directors do not only pay attention to financial information in decision making. The brand of the company, customer satisfaction, market share, and human capital are very important data for investors.

In recent years company scandals have sparked a debate on who is guilty and what things have gone wrong. The indisputable thing is that when compared to past, company’s financial statements are more subject to reviews and suspicion.

Investors have lost corporate management and reporting trust and they expect more reliability, more supervision, and specific evidence on internal audit.