On Wednesday, 1 March 2017, the US SEC will meet to consider whether it should mandate the use of human readable iXBRL.
It’s difficult to think of a period in the last 50 years in which it has been harder to predict the shape of international relations, policy and regulation, especially where those topics relate to the United States. This week, just to add confusion to a complex world, both EU and US officials indicated that there […]
In a substantial speech to the Northwestern University’s 44th Annual Securities Regulation Institute symposium, recently retired SEC Chair Mary Jo White provided an interesting summary of her perspective on the achievements of that regulator during her term. She also provided some comments on the work that lies ahead. Chair White’s retirement as the 31st SEC Chair […]
Understanding what goes into regulatory processes for enforcing securities law is of interest to regulators of all kinds as well as regulated firms. In a wide ranging “Conversation” between Howard Kaplan from the SEC’s Division of Enforcement and Chris Taylor, from P3 Systems, the data centric aspect of these issues were addressed in a webinar […]
Allowing small US public companies to use “simplified” reporting standards available to private companies will make analysing and therefore investing in those firms harder…
XBRL US’s DQC Committee Releases New Tranche of Machine Executable Rules.
The US President-elect has announced his pick to head the US Securities and Exchange Commission.
The successful implementation of data-centric programs requires a three pronged approach that addresses infrastructure, business processes and business requirements.
XBRL US is seeking public comment on five new sets of validation rules to address common XBRL input errors.
The SEC has accepted its first iXBRL filing. Follow the link to the SEC’s iXBRL viewer.
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