India’s largest stock exchange has moved to require Earnings Releases in XBRL format. Provision of earnings data in structured, consumable and comparable form is exactly what analysts and investors need.
Last week, the Saudi Stock Exchange (Tadawul) announced an upgrade in its disclosure system to comply with IFRS standards, including the use of the IFRS taxonomy. The changes will allow the publication of XBRL formatted financial results under IFRS. Tadawul will hold a number of awareness workshops for listed companies in Riyadh, Jeddah and Khobar […]
On Tuesday 28 March, the IFRS Taxonomy team held a live webinar on the IFRS Taxonomy 2017, featuring IASB member Gary Kabureck. Play back the recorded version of the webinar and access the IFRS Taxonomy 2017 and its supporting materials here.
With speakers from the SEC’s Division of Corporation Finance and Division of Economic and Risk Analysis, as well as from the IASB, this informative seminar from Wednesday runs through the obligations that foreign filers will face in filing to the US regulator in XBRL. It also answers a wide range of questions. You can listen […]
Accelerating the modernisation of securities regulation in the Gulf region, Kuwait’s Capital Markets Authority recently announced details of its soon to be released XBRL reporting platform.
OFR Speaks Out on Regulatory Burden. The spirit of the founding US Treasurer, Alexander Hamilton, seems alive and well at that agency. At the recent Financial Data Summit held in Washington, the Director of the Treasury’s Office of Financial Research, Dick Berner described the importance, to that agency, of reducing regulatory burden, describing the way […]
The US SEC continues to move forward with a digital agenda that seems to have the dual aims of enhancing the regulator’s effectiveness, as well as improving the analytically useful information available to investors and markets. The Commission announced earlier this month a Request for Comment on a set of changes to the Statistical Disclosures […]
On 28 February the SEC proposed a rule to mandate the use of Inline XBRL for public company reporting. The intention is to improve the quality of the data, benefit investors, market participants and other data users, and also to decrease over time the costs involved in preparing the data for submission to the regulator […]
There is growing pressure for the development of generic, consistent and coherent standards for providing and consuming assurance over digital reporting.
Strong, consistent semantics, data provenance and standardisation are, almost universally, poorly thought out inside large organisations. This makes the business of government harder than it should be. The XBRL standard can assist with many aspects of these problems.
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