Pakistani firms show limited transparency in corporate reporting
Most outlets led with the finding that Pakistani companies score poorly on disclosures related to human rights, ESG, and anti-corruption. Geo News added a focus on governance and anti-corruption reporting, while Minute Mirror highlighted the broader scope of ESG issues. Both noted the moderate level of transparency among listed companies.
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Pakistani companies score poorly on human rights, ESG and anti-corruption disclosures
Pakistan’s listed companies remain moderately transparent in their corporate reporting, with disclosures on human rights, environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues and anti-corruption programmes among the weakest areas, according to a new assessment by Transparency International Pakistan (TIP).
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Pakistan's listed companies show major gaps in human rights, ESG and anti-corruption disclosures
Transparency International Pakistan's assessment of 104 firms records an average transparency score of 66.73%, with OGDC, Fauji Cement and Sazgar emerging as top performers
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Pakistani firms fall short of transparency in HR, governance, anti-corruption reporting
Transparency International logo is seen in a board in their office in this undated image.— X@TIP/FilePakistan’s leading listed companies remain only moderately transparent in corporate reporting, with disclosures on human rights, environmental, social and governance ...
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