Have you ever been abroad and been asked whether you would like to pay in your home currency or the currency of the location you are in? That choice is not simply one of just personal preference. Whilst most tend to opt to transact in their home currency, doing so will likely lead to paying […]
The Royal Bank of Scotland’s NatWest unit will on Monday begin offering a digital investment service to its five million online banking customers. The leap into ‘wealthtech’ for everyday customers will come through a robo-advice service for investments of as little as £500. Users of the service will be asked about their aims as well […]
Thinking about the way that using standardised structured data inside the enterprise can benefit management as well as investors and auditors is the subject of a new guest post from Mohini Singh.
IASB Chairman outlines plans for the IFRS “Better Communications” initiative in Brazil. Making digital consumption of financial information easier via the IFRS XBRL taxonomy is one part of this effort.
Australian and Chinese securities regulators ink agreement to exchange information about Fintech and Regtech developments.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) has published an update to the XBRL taxonomy used by banks and national regulators to provide data for supervisory reporting. The update is a corrective modification of the previously published 2.7 taxonomy, which it entirely replaces. The amendments address some technical errors in the reportable content and in the XBRL […]
The SEC has now announced its preliminary 2018 reporting taxonomy following a formal public review of the proposal.
Last week saw regulators, accountants, business reporting professionals and technologists from around the world gather in Paris for Data Amplified, the annual conference presented by XBRL International. Here’s a brief update on the conference and developments around the world, slightly delayed by last week’s exertions. Thank you! We were delighted with the attendance, the quality of […]
This year’s Data Amplified conference did not stop our colleagues from the XBRL US Data Quality Committee (DQC) from keeping busy, having announced the finalisation of a new guidance document for tagging – the Statement of Cash Flow Guidance. Joining this publication are two new automated rulesets designed to help US issuers in the preparation […]
As of November 1st, 2017, the ‘Level 1 LEI-CDF Version 2.1 Concatenated File’ is now the authoritative source for business identification Level 1 data. Level 1 data refers to business card LEI reference information designed to identify ‘who is who’, including the name of the legal entity in question and its registered address. The GLEIF […]
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