A Letter to IASB: CBA and NAB Annual Report Communication Analysis
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This report analyzes the communication effectiveness of the 2017 annual reports of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) and the National Australia Bank (NAB). The analysis, presented in the form of a letter to the IASB, highlights several key issues. The report criticizes NAB for unnecessary duplication of information, particularly in the directors' report and remuneration committee report, and the lack of graphical presentations. Similarly, the CBA report is criticized for including information from previous years, non-compliance with the prescribed income statement format, and the lack of comparability due to format inconsistencies. The report suggests that both banks improve their reports through clearer and simpler presentations, including graphical elements, and by adhering to the correct formats as prescribed by relevant AASBs to enhance clarity, comparability, and overall effectiveness for investors. The author supports their arguments with references from the annual reports and IFRS documents.
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