Prabha Chinien, Registrar of Companies for Mauritius, outlines the benefits to both the local business community and government agencies as the country’s Corporate and Business Registration Department transitions to XBRL filing.
The annual XBRL US Conference was held in Seattle this week and saw a wide range of talks on both the SEC mandate and developments in XBRL data consumption and analysis. Highlights included a keynote speech from John Connors, former Microsoft CFO and now Managing Partner at leading VC, Ignition Partners. Connors described the accelerating […]
GRI, in collaboration with Deloitte, is working on the GRI Taxonomy update, which will also include the Financial Services Sector Disclosures. GRI is now calling for sustainability reporting experts from the financial services sector that are familiar with GRI G4 Guidelines to provide their comments on the draft taxonomy. Learn more.
Calcbench uses granular XBRL data from corporate filings to gain insight into wider economic trends.
The IFRS Foundation has published the Proposed Interim Release 2 to the IFRS Taxonomy 2014 for public comment, along with the accompanying IFRS Taxonomy Guide explaining related terminology.
FinTech4us: “XBRL democratizes fundamental stock analysis in the same way that PCs democratized computing and social media democratized HTML”.
The US Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) has released the proposed 2015 GAAP Financial Reporting Taxonomy for public review and comment. The deadline to submit written comments is October 31, 2014.
China’s central bank announced on Monday that an online system for the registration of Legal Entity Identifiers (LEI) has been established and put into operation, joining a global effort to strengthen financial stability.
The latest version of the XBRL Global Ledger taxonomy and framework has been released as a Public Working Draft. Comments are invited and should be sent to gl@xbrl.org.
Organisations and individuals were recognized at the 2014 XBRL International Conference in Orlando for innovations in data collection and use, along with contributions to the success of the XBRL Standard and XBRL International.
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