Integrated Reporting and Investor Relations in the Fashion Industry in Asia and Europe

Integrated reporting and investor relations have become critical in the fashion industry's dynamic landscape across Asia and Europe. This thesis explores the intersection of these two domains, focusing on how transparent and cohesive reporting influences investor confidence and decision-making in the fashion sector. Through comparative analysis, the study examines the implementation of integrated reporting standards across key markets in Asia and Europe, emphasizing the role of sustainability disclosures, financial performance, and corporate governance. By addressing the varying regulatory and cultural contexts, the research highlights challenges and opportunities for harmonizing reporting practices. The findings underscore the importance of integrated reporting as a strategic tool to bridge the communication gap between fashion companies and their investors, fostering long-term value creation and sustainable growth. This study contributes to the academic discourse on corporate transparency and its impact on investor relations, offering actionable insights for stakeholders in the fashion industry.