The Corporate Reporting Awards (CRA) was created in recognition of efforts made by companies to improve the presentation and contents of their annual reports. Our objective was to encourage companies to go beyond the minimum reporting requirements, with a strong focus on Integrated Reporting <IR>
This award covered several categories, based on the Stock Exchange of Mauritius listing, financial institutions, and Public Interest Entities (PIEs) willing to participate.
Every year, we announced the winners at a special event. We also published a full list of winners and nominees on this website.
In 2023, we rebranded the event to become the PwC Sustainability Awards. This is PwC's new flagship event to promote sustainability practices within organisations.
The Corporate Reporting Awards in Mauritius had a strong focus on the International Integrated Reporting Framework, endorsed on 5 December 2013 by the International Integrated Reporting Council (IIRC).
Depending on their category, annual reports were reviewed against a rigorous set of criteria. Content, clarity and correlation were the pillars of our assessment for each award.
The PwC Corporate Reporting Awards (CRA) 2020 happened on the Wednesday 21 October 2020. We believed our contenders' efforts needed to be recognised, especially in the current difficult content.
The Awards ceremony took place at the PwC Centre in Moka with a restricted audience comprised of nominees and winners only, in order to observe adequate sanitary precautions.
For the 2020 edition, our theme this year was: Risk Management as a catalyst for growth. In the recent years, we realised that several entities were treating risk management as a discrete event rather than a continuous process. Our aim here was to explain that the risk management function needs to be a true strategic enabler, at the centre of all key decision making.
Read our findings from 2020 edition of the Corporate Reporting Awards:
2020: Risk Management as a catalyst for growth (Pdf 1,654kb)
From left to right: Sanjiv Bhasin (Afrasia), Thierry Labat & Arnaud Lagesse (IBL Ltd), Bronwyn Corbett & Moira Van Der Westhuizen(Grit), Jean Michel Ng Tseung (MCB Group), Iqbal Oozeer (Currimjee Jeewanjee), Gary Lee Ping Shing & Antish Beedassee (ENL Group), Dipak Chummun (IBL Ltd).
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It is a trend gathering pace worldwide and Mauritius is no exception. All stakeholders, including investors, have not been getting what they expected from an annual report. Just looking at the past, in a world that is moving so quickly, is not sufficient anymore.
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Olivier Rey
EMA Clients and Markets Leader, Assurance Partner, PwC Mauritius
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Julien Tyack
Risk Assurance Services Partner and Sustainability Leader, PwC Mauritius
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Ariane Serret
Senior Manager, Clients and Markets Development, PwC Mauritius
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