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Examples of assurance engagements that demonstrate developments in the sector, including work to support EDF's communications about low-carbon tariffs and Indian steel producer Jindal Stainless Limited's reporting on its human rights activities.

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AUDIT AND ASSURANCE FACULTY Innovating in human rights assurance
  • Helpsheets and support
  • 16 Mar 2016
Mazars LLP provides insight into how it approaches due diligence for human rights reporting, discussing its work with India-based steel manufacturer Jindal Stainless Ltd
AUDIT AND ASSURANCE FACULTY KPMG assures KPIs for Channel 4
  • Helpsheets and support
  • 16 Mar 2016
Insights from KPMG on its work with the Channel 4 Television Corporation to provide limited independent assurance on the TV company's Statement of Media Content Policy.
AUDIT AND ASSURANCE FACULTY Independently assured financial statements
  • Helpsheets and support
  • 17 Mar 2016
When door hardware distributor Relcross was no longer subject to statutory audit it approached James Cowper LLP to independently assure its financial statements.
AUDIT AND ASSURANCE FACULTY Making the transition to assurance
  • Helpsheets and support
  • 17 Mar 2016
Following audit threshold changes Reeves & Co has worked with BSL Gas Technologies Ltd, as it transitioned from statutory audit to independent assurance report.
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Buyer's guide to assurance on non-financial information

What is assurance? How does it work and why might it be useful to users of non-financial information? This ‘Buyer's Guide to Assurance on non-financial information’, written collaboratively between ICAEW’s Audit and Assurance Faculty and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development , addresses these questions to bring much needed clarity on what is often perceived as a confusing topic.