1. Business Reporting Leaders Forum KPMG Sydney Wednesday 4 October and KPMG Melbourne on Friday 6 October 2017
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2. Attendees (Sydney) – a broad cross-section of the reporting supply chain in Australia
Chief Financial Officers/ Finance
Directors / Chief Executive Officers
Accounting / Legal Firms
Investor Relations Officers & Sustainability Officers
Investors & Analysts
Other Stakeholders
Simone Schlitter – CBA
Selina Heng – Sydney Airport
Michelle Taylor – Challenger
Sean O’Sullivan - Brambles
David Huxtable – CBA
Alex Ruban – CBA
Kristi Bromley – CBA
Serena Blanch – CBA
Elyce Pobiega – Woolworths
Jessica Luca – Woolworths
Paul Van Meurs – Woolworths
Adam Kirkman– AMP Capital
Paula Walsh – Macquarie
Georgia Cable - Macquarie
Michael Coleman – AICD
Robin Low
Kylie Dumble – KPMG
Winson Chan – KPMG
Nicky Landsbergen – EY
Nasim Payandeh Castillo – EY
Paul Dobson – Deloitte
Ryan Burns - PWC
Louise Coughlan – Westpac
Alan Dayeh – Westpac
Richard Clifton-Smith –AGL
Lachlan Feggens – Brambles
Siobhan Spoljaric – NRMA
Pauline Vamos – Regnan
Pablo Berrutti – Colonial First State
Diana D’Ambra - ASA
Victoria Whitaker – St James Ethics Centre
Andrea Spencer-Cooke – One Stone Advisors
Academia
BRLF/ IIRC
Accounting Bodies
Regulators / Exchanges / Standard Setters/ Government
Keith Reilly – Macquarie
Henri Hussinki – Finland
Suresh Cuganesan – University of Sydney
Richard Howitt (CEO IIRC)
Nick Ridehalgh - KPMG/BRLF
Michael Bray – KPMG/ Deakin
John Stanhope - BRLF (Chairman)
Liz Prescott - IIRC
Stephen Harrison - Global Accounting Alliance
Olywyn Connolly – CAANZ
Karen McWilliams –CAANZ
Douglas Niven – ASIC
Kate Phipps – Treasury
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3. Attendees (Melbourne) – a broad cross-section of the reporting supply chain in Australia
Chief Financial Officers/ Finance
Directors / Chief Executive Officers
Accounting / Legal Firms
Investor Relations Officers & Sustainability Officers
Investors & Analysts
Other Stakeholders
Tom Berry – ANZ
Carolina Battaglini – ANZ
Simon Cammell – Auspost
Rod Masson – Cbus
Kylie Molinaro - Cbus
Emma Sweet – CPA Aus
Paul Urquhart – Auspost
Michael Dundon – Vicsuper
Sarah Burley – Australian Super
Louise O’Brien – Bank Aust
Nigel Davis – Medibank
Juliet Williams – Medibank
Michael Parks – Telstra
Stephanie Spilsbury – Telstra
Peter Matthey – Cabrini Health Australia
Merran Kelsall – Director
Jane Tongs - Director
Helen Adair - EY
Terence Jeyaretnam – EY
Meg Fricke – EY
Siva Sivanantham – Grant Thornton
Simon Dubois – KPMG
Penny Stragalinos – KPMG
Jen Travers – KPMG
Simon Bray – HMH
Rachel Scully - IOOF
Joel Posters – Future Fund
Louise Davidson – ACSI
Connie Howe – ACSI
Holly Lindsay – ACSI
Harry Moore – Colonial First State
Sharyn Cowley – Telstra Super
Anita Fox – HESTA
Sarah Goodwin – AIST
Jake Sims – AIST
Ian Lorimer – Unisuper
Lewis Tassone – Hostplus
William Wong – Hostplus
Zoe Heath – First State Super
Lyn Goodear – Australian Human Resources Institute
Paul Begley – Australian Human Resources Institute
Jackie Allender – ACCSR
Stephanie Sterck – ACCSR
Leeora Black – ACCSR
Vanessa Richards – BHP
Marlene Misquita – BHP
Colin Neathercoat – Melbourne Water
Gywneth Elsum – Melbourne Water
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Academia
BRLF/ IIRC
Accounting Bodies
Regulators / Exchanges / Standard Setters/ Government
Barry Cooper – Deakin
Joanne Locke – Deakin
Peter Carey - Deakin
Luckmika Perera – Deakin
Christine Contessotto – Deakin
Shalini Samuel – Monash
Wendy Stubbs – Monash
Richard Howitt – CEO IIRC
Nick Ridehalgh - KPMG/BRLF
Michael Bray - KPMG
John Stanhope - BRLF (Chairman)
Liz Prescott - IIRC
Kris Peach - AASB
Matthew Zappulla – AASB
Roger Simnett – AASB
Claire Grayston – CPA Aus
Rob Thomason – CPA Aus
Jo Cain – Materiality Counts
Charles Macek – IFRS Advisory Council
Bill Edge – FRC
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4. Agenda Time Syd Melb Subject Presenter 4.00 10.30
Welcome and introduction to Richard Howitt
Nick Ridehalgh/ John Stanhope
4.05
10.35
Keynote Address – Developments in Integrated Reporting
Richard Howitt, CEO IIRC
4.45
11.15
Q&A
Facilitated by Nick Ridehalgh (S)
Workshop chaired by Louise Davidson (M)
5.25
11.55
Wrap up
5.30
12.00
Close
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5. Integrated Reporting Richard Howitt October 2017
International Integrated Reporting Council

6. Global Momentum
International Integrated Reporting Council

7. 2,000 participating in <IR> Networks worldwide
Over 50% of CEOs, CFOs and COOs
are moving towards <IR>
Over 1,500 organizations in 62 countries adopting <IR>
And over 35% say they will
2,000 participating in <IR> Networks worldwide
<IR> adopted by businesses in all G20 economies
Over 1,600 organisations are now doing some form of Integrated Reporting.
Nearly 50% of CEOs, CFOs and COOs say they are moving towards <IR>, with a further 35% saying they will adopt <IR> in the next two to three years. This is according to a recent survey of 500 leaders by CIMA, AICPA and Black Sun.
2,000 participating in <IR> Networks worldwide
320 businesses in Japan predicted to release integrated reports in 2017 in Japan according to Japanese government sources.

8. Corporate governance and stewardship codes driving <IR> adoption
South Africa
Malaysia
The Netherlands
Japan
The Philippines
The UK
With government and regulatory support from China, India, Brazil, EU
International Integrated Reporting Council

9. Evidence Base
International Integrated Reporting Council

10. Of SA Non-Executive Directors believe
integrated thinking increases the quality
of organisations’ dialogue with shareholders
other stakeholders
Of participants see increased understanding of value creation
79%
92%
87%
80%
<IR> participants believe investors
better understood their strategy
79% of non-executive directors surveyed in South Africa by SAICA believe integrated thinking has increased the quality of organisations’ dialogue with providers of financial capital and other stakeholders
92% of respondents to a Black Sun survey see increased understanding of value creation as a current benefit
According to 80% of investors in a global survey conducted by PwC, investment professionals' perception of management quality is affected by the quality of a company's reporting. And nearly two-thirds of investment professionals said that the quality of a company's reporting could have a direct financial impact on its cost of capital. 
- 87% of IIRC Pilot Programme participants that publish an integrated report believe investors better understood their strategy.
Of investors believe quality of reporting affect professional perception of management quality

11. Companies doing <IR> outperform others National University of Singapore and KPMG
Higher market valuation Nanyang University
Positively associated with both stock liquidity and firm value Stanford University
A more dedicated investor profile Harvard Business School
Better understanding of strategy by investors Black Sun
70% of investors see integrated reports as essential or important EY

12. Resources Integrated Reporting Examples Database
Sharing real examples of leading
practice in Integrated Reporting to help
organisations on the <IR> journey
The International <IR> Framework
Providing the principles and concepts
for organisations adopting <IR>
<IR> Network
Bringing together organisations worldwide
to enhance the way they think,
plan and report.
examples.integratedreporting.org

13. PROGRESS THROUGH

14. Q&A Nick Ridehalgh facilitate questions in Sydney
Louise Davidson (ACSI CEO) to chair a panel to answer Q&A
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15. BRLF wrap up
Nick Ridehalgh/ John Stanhope
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