At the XBRL Asia Round Table (XART) meeting in Kumamoto in Japan this week, attendees heard from multiple projects across the region that are focussed on XBRL-enabled analytics for compliance monitoring and broad dissemination of performance reports.
The 29th Eurofiling Conference, hosted by the Central Bank of Ireland in Dublin on 6 and 7 of June, provided a wealth of insights into the future of financial, sustainability, and regulatory reporting. Key presentations underscored the evolving landscape of data management and the critical role of trust, technology, and collaboration in this domain.
Congratulations to the organisers, speakers, and attendees for making the 29th Eurofiling Conference a success! Kindly hosted by the Central Bank of Ireland in Dublin these last two days, this year’s conference focused on the future frontiers of financial, sustainability, and regulatory reporting with the integration of human and artificial intelligence.
The XBRL Europe community gathered in the island nation of Malta recently for their annual conference.
Regulators and many other readers interested in the role of open standards in the financial sphere might like to join an upcoming event being hosted in the Bloomberg offices in central London on the afternoon of 21 February.
The 13th XBRL Asia Round Table will be in the week commencing 8 July this year. As in previous years, this will be a joint event with the ASEAN+3 Bond Market Forum (ABMF) hosted by the Asian Development Bank. This year the meeting will be held in Kumamoto.
This week Data Amplified 2023 brought together professionals from across the world and across the digital reporting supply chain at the amazing SIX ConventionPoint in Zurich.
Andreas Barckow, Chair of the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB), reflected on the importance of financial reporting standards at the recent World Standard-setters Conference in London. Barckow reaffirmed the vital role played by national standard-setters in the global standard-setting process and expressed his anticipation of continued collaboration in the coming years.
It’s been said that artificial intelligence – AI – replaces the need for structured data, but we believe that idea could not be further from the truth. It is certainly possible to skip digital tagging and use AI to get answers out of unstructured data, but they are often not very good answers.
Numerous countries use Inline XBRL as the gold standard for IFRS-based financial reporting. In particular, in Europe we now have two years of experience of the European Single Electronic Format (ESEF) – and some interesting insights from that are discussed above.
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