Kazakhstan

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  • Type: Press release
  • Date: 7/31/2012

KPMG presents the second issue of the Bulletin "In Focus: Corporate Governance and Sustainability" 

This issue considers in detail the topic of corporate responsibility reporting and other related relevant issues: sustainability reporting and decisions on corresponding information and also the planning of the corporate responsibility reporting process.

More and more Russian companies are starting to prepare sustainability reports. For some companies this is a reputation issue, while other companies are striving to meet the increasing information requirements of investors and other stakeholders. Other companies are concerned about comprehensively presenting information on value creation drivers. Irrespective of the specific reasons leading a company to prepare a sustainability report, sooner or later they will have to resolve several key issues. How can you ensure the disclosure of material, qualitative and reliable information? What are the most recent sustainability reporting trends in Russia and globally? What mistakes and pitfalls may lie in wait for a company when preparing corporate governance reports? What solutions exist on the market for automating the corporate governance reporting process?

 

You will find answers to these and many other relevant questions in the second issue of the KPMG Bulletin “In Focus: Corporate Governance and Sustainability”, prepared by the Corporate Governance & Sustainability group, KPMG in Russia and the CIS. The bulletin highlights in detail the topic of corporate responsibility reporting, in particular sustainability reporting and decisions on corresponding information and also the planning of the corporate responsibility reporting process.

In Focus: Corporate Governance and Sustainability

This issue considers in detail the topic of corporate responsibility reporting and other related relevant issues.

KPMG in Kazakhstan

KPMG is a global network of professional firms providing Audit, Tax and Advisory services, operating in 153 countries with over 145,000 people working in member firms around the world.

 

KPMG has been working in Kazakhstan and Central Asia for more than fifteen years, and was rated as a leading audit and advisory firm in 2011 by Expert Kazakhstan RA. Our essential principle has always been to use the firm’s global intellectual capital, combined with the practical experience of our local professionals. KPMG provides audit services as well as a wide range of advisory services covering tax and legal matters, performance improvement, risk management, transaction support, financing, and restructuring.

 

In Kazakhstan and Central Asia, KPMG now has offices in Almaty, Astana, Atyrau, and Bishkek employing together over 400 people.