LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's listed companies have until January 2026 to show what checks they carry out on internal controls each year to ensure the accuracy of information to investors, Britain's Financial Reporting Council said on Monday, confirming that tougher requirements have been ditched after pushback from industry.
"In relation to Internal Controls, the existing expectations in the Code will remain," the FRC said in setting out its final revisions to the corporate governance code that companies must apply or explain instances where they do not.
(Reporting by Huw Jones; editing by Jason Neely)
