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<blockquote data-quote="Dheepa" data-source="post: 80258" data-attributes="member: 1572"><p>I wouldn’t use letter style formatting for a business report as it doesn’t seem entirely appropriate. Instead you can structure it by starting out with a title so maybe “Key risks and opportunities in X” followed by an executive summary (clients generally want to know the most important stuff first + often don’t have the time to read pages and pages before getting to what they want to know so the summary in the beginning is always a good idea imo) followed by sub-headings to highlight each main point and then the explanation/reasoning. I would also bullet point the explanations rather than use full prose but this is just because I think it makes things easier to read.</p><p></p><p>For example:</p><p></p><p>Title: X</p><p></p><p>[Summary of the main conclusions you’ve come to in the report]</p><p></p><p>Point 1</p><p>- Explanation 1</p><p>- Explanation 2</p><p></p><p>Hope that makes sense! Just to be clear there’s no hard and fast rule on structure for reports. You can google some samples and choose to follow whichever you like best. This is just the rough structure I’ve personally used at ACs with a similar assessment to yours.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dheepa, post: 80258, member: 1572"] I wouldn’t use letter style formatting for a business report as it doesn’t seem entirely appropriate. Instead you can structure it by starting out with a title so maybe “Key risks and opportunities in X” followed by an executive summary (clients generally want to know the most important stuff first + often don’t have the time to read pages and pages before getting to what they want to know so the summary in the beginning is always a good idea imo) followed by sub-headings to highlight each main point and then the explanation/reasoning. I would also bullet point the explanations rather than use full prose but this is just because I think it makes things easier to read. For example: Title: X [Summary of the main conclusions you’ve come to in the report] Point 1 - Explanation 1 - Explanation 2 Hope that makes sense! Just to be clear there’s no hard and fast rule on structure for reports. You can google some samples and choose to follow whichever you like best. This is just the rough structure I’ve personally used at ACs with a similar assessment to yours. [/QUOTE]
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