XBRL Spain is hosting a conference on Risk Management, Interoperability and Information Standardization using XBRL.
The Bank of Spain has put into effect regulations for providing a standardised bank credit score to SMEs. The score is based on XBRL company filings from the business registrar combined with benchmark data about the performance of the relevant individual business sector from ECCBSO.
The Executive Committee of XBRL Europe has elected a new Chair and 2 vice chairs. Congratulations to new Chair Bruno Tesnière, and to Paul Snijders and Hans Buysse for their selection as Vice Chairs. Sincere thanks to outgoing Chair Marc Hemmerling from XBRL Luxembourg and outgoing Vice Chair Camille Dumm from XBRL Belgium for their time and […]
More than 900,000 financial statements were filed using XBRL at the Commercial Register of the Italian Chamber of Commerce in 2015.
XBRL Europe has issued a call for papers and extended abstracts for the Academic Track at XBRL Europe Week. Papers are welcome on any aspect of XBRL technology, adoption, or application.
The European Banking Authority (EBA) has released some important updates to its taxonomy and DPM.
The European Securities and Markets Authority has published the responses it has received to its consultation on a single electronic format (ESEF) for financial statement filings.
The Colegio de Registradores (Association of Spanish Business Registrars) work with the Banco de España to provide a standardised bank credit score to SMEs. The score is based on XBRL company filings from the business registrar combined with benchmark data from across the EU.
By naming XBRL as an identified ICT Standard, the European Union is indicating to regulators that they will be able to specify XBRL and still adhere to mandatory EU guidelines for best practices in procurement.
XBRL Finland and Aalto University are once again hosting Innovations in Europe, a conference aimed at advancing the development and use of real-time technologies in the area of financial processes.
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