2020
DOI: 10.21511/bbs.15(2).2020.11
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Sustainability reporting assessment for quality and compliance: the case of Ukrainian banks’ management reports

Abstract: Management report is a new form of sustainability reporting (SR) in Ukraine, and its assessment for quality of environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria disclosure and compliance among banks plays a crucial role for auditors in the verification process. The Quality and Compliance Bank Management Reports (Q&C BMR) Index methodology was developed for this purpose. The methodology includes a range of formal, content, assurance and disclosure scorings. According to the results of a continuous… Show more

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“…The formation and development of the concept of sustainability reporting were raised in the works of many authors, including Herzig and Schaltegger (2006), O'Dwyer, Owen, and Unerman (2011), Boiral (2013), Hahn and Kühnen (2013), Brown andDillard (2014), De Villiers, Rinaldi, andandUnerman (2014), Adams (2015), Stacchezzini, Melloni, and Lai (2016), Sukhonos and Makarenko (2017), Unerman, Bebbington, and O'Dwyer (2018), Makarenko et al (2020), Petryk et al (2020), Mysaka, Derun, and Skliaruk (2021), Siryk et al (2021), Vysochan et al (2021a) and other.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The formation and development of the concept of sustainability reporting were raised in the works of many authors, including Herzig and Schaltegger (2006), O'Dwyer, Owen, and Unerman (2011), Boiral (2013), Hahn and Kühnen (2013), Brown andDillard (2014), De Villiers, Rinaldi, andandUnerman (2014), Adams (2015), Stacchezzini, Melloni, and Lai (2016), Sukhonos and Makarenko (2017), Unerman, Bebbington, and O'Dwyer (2018), Makarenko et al (2020), Petryk et al (2020), Mysaka, Derun, and Skliaruk (2021), Siryk et al (2021), Vysochan et al (2021a) and other.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To date, international practice and practical activities of modern agricultural enterprises allow forming an assessment of the level of financial stability of agricultural enterprises using several fundamental parameters. According to this concept, the financial stability of an organisation operating in the agricultural sector is determined by the current ratio of borrowed and own finances, the timing of building up its own tangible assets, the available short-term and long-term obligations, the ability to provide the necessary investment injections into activities at the expense of its own financial assets (Makarenko et al, 2020;Vardon et al, 2021). In today's market conditions, every agricultural enterprise should be able to independently plan current market activities, considering the peculiarities of managing its own financial stability under the influence of internal and external factors that can negatively affect the results.…”
Section: Type Of Financialmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Ukraine, the bank audit market has been insufficiently studied in academic circles. General questions about the audit of banks' reporting in the context of confirmation of their management report were analyzed by Makarenko et al (2020). Shendryhorenko and Shevchenko (2018) provided an overview of the stages of formation, problems and prospects of the audit market in Ukraine, and the bank audit market in this context.…”
Section: Literature and Regulatory Sources Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%