With the 2020 switch to European Single Electronic Format (ESEF) fast approaching the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) have released the first in a series of tutorial videos designed to guide relevant market participants through the new requirements.
Our colleagues at XBRL Sweden held their annual conference on October 4 – congratulations on a successful and enlightening day! If you couldn’t make it, the presentations from the conference are now available to download on their website.
On Thursday 4 October XBRL Sweden will hold its annual conference, this year focusing on the electronic submission of financial reports to ESMA, which will become mandatory for listed companies in the EU from the end of 2020.
“XBRL should be on everyone’s radar.” So says Ken Krupa, CTO of MarkLogic, a privately held “unicorn” big data analytics firm in a blog post this week. “Corporate reporting cannot remain primarily a paper-based* exercise in a digital age. As annual reports are a key part of any company’s understanding of its financial situation, moving […]
At last week’s Warsaw meeting of the European XBRL community, Jon Rowden from PwC gave a talk on assurance and ESEF. To recap, once mandatory inline XBRL filings are being prepared by public companies in the EU, there is a need for independent review to help ensure that users (especially investors) can rely on them. Rowden reassured […]
The Eurofiling/XBRL Europe meeting in Warsaw last week provided updates from ESMA, the European Securities Markets Authority about ESEF. What is ESEF? The European Single Electronic Format – aka – Inline XBRL. The shift towards digital reporting for public companies across Europe is underway. ESEF kicks in for Annual Financial Reports prepared under IFRS for […]
Next week the European XBRL community will converge on Warsaw to meet at the XBRL Europe/Eurofiling conference. Prior to the conference getting underway ESMA will host a “Meet the Market” discussion about the ESEF mandate. At the conference there will be an update from the European Commission’s EFTG project – a distributed index of corporate […]
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