The IFRS Foundation has published guidance for regulators around the world looking to adopt the IFRS Taxonomy for the electronic filing of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) based financial statements.
The BSE (formerly the Bombay Stock Exchange) has announced that it will utilize XBRL for filing Shareholder Pattern disclosures, which divulge how a company’s shares are split among the entities that make up its owners.
There is now an English language version of “Challenging the Chain” available as a free digital download. The book examines the background and journey taken in the Netherlands around their SBR program. From the publisher: Challenging the Chain” describes the journey of SBR from challenge to solution. Specialists in the field – flanked by academics – […]
Solvency II, the new European rules that harmonise insurance regulation, including the introduction of uniform capital rules across Europe was a key area of focus at the recent XBRL EU Week in Madrid.
This article highlights what lies ahead for banks in Mauritius as that country’s central bank moves forward with XBRL filing. The project entails the automation of the Bank’s entire data collection, management and processing system. Phase One, including the development of an XBRL taxonomy and a filing platform, is expected to be complete by October of […]
The Latvian regulator has implemented Solvency II and CRD IV reporting using a taxonomy-driven approach. *Link to presentation added*
Maite Sainz from Banco de España recently provided an update on the XBRL implementation at that regulator. The Bank of Spain is that country’s central bank and bank regulator (national-level regulators are known as NCAs or National Competent Authorities in Europe), and has been using XBRL for data collection since 2005. The Bank has been […]
The Danish Business Authority is now publishing more than 600,000 sets of company accounts
The level of co-ordinated focus, at a national as well as at a pan-European basis, on improving data quality is very impressive, although clearly it is still early days.
Legislation that would require all of the US federal financial regulators to replace existing disconnected, often manually prepared, reports and forms with consistent data standards for all the information they collect under securities, commodities, and banking laws was introduced this week. This legislation has the backing of a bipartisan group of lawmakers. If passed it […]
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