Over half of investment professionals believe company financial reports are failing to provide the information they require, according to research by CFA Society (CFA UK) which identified particular dissatisfaction with the disclosure of principal risks and uncertainties. The association, which represents fund managers and City analysts, surveyed around 300 members on their views of the importance of the annual report and other forms of company reporting. It found that most respondents (60%) believe that financial reports contain too much irrelevant information, yet many (55%) suggest that at the same time they omit important information.
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