The US SEC provides rendering previewers for filers to test how an interactive data submission will appear on the SEC’s website when submitted via EDGAR. Rendering is important because it adds back in the human readability component of machine readable XBRL data, which enhances usability. Learn more or access the viewer directly.
Structured data caught in the crossfire as US politicians angle to position themselves as the champion of small business against regulation.
Join public company accountants and auditors at a practical, 1 ½ day workshop in XBRL SEC reporting with an emphasis on interactive exercises and solution discussions. The high instructor to attendee ratio guarantees that every registrant will walk away with questions and specific issues in XBRL creation addressed. The advanced program minimizes general presentations in […]
The SEC has launched a pilot program to provide information from XBRL filings in combined data sets on the SEC’s website for use by investors and academics.
Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Mary Jo White has made strong statements to a Congressional Committee, reiterating that agency’s commitment to structured data and electronic reporting.
The New York Law Journal has an interesting take on efforts by the the SEC’s Division of Corporation Finance to review disclosure regulations S-K and S-X. While the Journal posits that the prospects for true reform are “minimal” the article does highlight the opportunities presented by technology. It describes the way that improvements to EDGAR […]
Data Transparency 2014 brought together policymakers and subject matter experts with agency leaders, civil-society advocates, and tech-sector innovators who are working to create a culture of open data in the US Federal Government. Mark Flannery, the SEC’s new Chief Economist, touched extensively on XBRL in his remarks highlighting data quality. He also affirmed that “SEC staff are committed […]
We thought it would be helpful to identify what is going on in the United States with political proposals to restrict XBRL filing by certain public companies. To be clear, here at XBRL International we think that stepping back in time from digital reporting to a paper paradigm would be a shortsighted and significantly retrograde […]
A blog post from US law firm Sidely Austin LLP examines the current state of risk modelling at the SEC, including implications of the new Accounting Quality Model (AQM). Read more. http://www.istockphoto.com/photo/rules-39841060?st=0bde962
Mary Jo White vows to “protect investors and to ensure the strength, efficiency and the transparency of our capital markets.”
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