CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING IN LATVIA
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.17770/iss2022.7023Keywords:
board independence, board ownership, board size, CEO duality, female directors, sustainability reportingAbstract
Sustainability reporting improve the quality of financial reporting to meet the needs of different users of corporate information. The traditional financial reporting is deficient in total, which underlines the need for sustainability reporting. In the nearest future, social and societal pressure to disclose information about a company's compliance with sustainability issues will become a requirement for boards to set a strategic direction to ensure a sustainability reporting policy.Downloads
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