As negotiations on the final rules under the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) continue, some Members of the European Parliament are asking whether artificial intelligence (AI) could replace digital reporting.
Fujitsu, a Direct Member and Sustaining Partner of XBRL International, recently held its 7th Annual European XBRL Workshop in Thessaloniki, Greece. The event brought together regulators, filers, software vendors, industry leaders and experts from 11 countries for rich discussions on the future of regulatory reporting and digital innovation.
XBRL US has shared its support for a recent article by the National Association of Surety Bond Producers (NASBP) that explores how Work-in-Progress (WIP) reporting is being modernised across the surety industry.
Know your way around a set of financial statements? The Global Preparers Forum (GPF) is on the hunt for new members to join from January 2026, and they’re especially keen to hear from experienced preparers in Asia–Oceania, the US, or the banking and financial services world.
Sustainability reporting is at a crossroads. Countries around the world are adopting sustainability and climate reporting standards, but most of that information is trapped in PDFs. That means slower, more expensive analysis, and a missed opportunity to harness the full power of growing volumes of sustainability data.
AI might grab the spotlight, but data runs the show. Without structure, even the most advanced models are guessing rather than learning. Canon’s Norihiro (Nick) Katagiri made that point clearly in a recent iTNews Asia interview, reminding businesses that successful AI depends on solid, well-organised data from the start.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) has published its 2026 Work Programme, setting out plans to make regulation and supervision in the EU simpler, more effective and better connected.
Dr Maria Mora, Head of Innovation & Digital Strategy at Fujitsu Spain and a member of XBRL International’s Board of Directors, offered a compelling takeaway from this week’s IFRS Taxonomy Consultative Group (ITCG) meeting in London: the era of intelligent reporting is here, and XBRL is its foundation.
EFRAG is steadily building the foundations for digital sustainability reporting by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). On 3 October, it released a multi-language update to the VSME Digital Template, enabling users to generate Inline XBRL reports in Spanish, Polish, Lithuanian and Portuguese, in addition to English.
XBRL US has submitted a detailed comment letter to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on the implementation of the Financial Data Transparency Act (FDTA), addressing concerns raised by municipal bond issuers about cost, feasibility and market readiness for digital data standards.
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