Last year the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) adopted welcome amendments that requires open-end funds (OEF) to prepare concise, visually engaging, iXBRL tagged annual and semi-annual reports for investors and shareholders. This week, the SEC took an important step towards the implementation of that rule with the publication of a draft taxonomy.
This week the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) held an open meeting to discuss amendments that introduce electronic filing and structured data for the remaining forms required under the Exchange Act that are still submitted in paper format.
This week XBRL International published new best practice guidance to help XBRL users select the most appropriate of the four formats to fit their needs. The guidance is aimed at data collectors, solution architects, and anyone looking to understand the differences between the XBRL formats.
ESMA has recently published the annual update of its ESEF Reporting Manual, providing welcome clarification on block tagging and fine-tuning some existing rules. We summarise the key changes in a new blog post.
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has recently published an updated version of the ESEF Reporting Manual. The next reporting cycle will see a significant expansion of the European Single Electronic Format (ESEF) tagging requirements, with preparers now required to tag the notes that accompany their financial statement. The updates to the reporting manual […]
Why are some iXBRL reports very slow, while others with similar levels of design open almost instantaneously? The answer largely lies not in the iXBRL itself, but the HTML – and our latest post suggests solutions for lightning-fast HTML with no compromise on visuals.
We now have well over 2,000 filings available at filings.xbrl.org, our index of Inline XBRL (iXBRL) reports made under the European Single Electronic Format (ESEF) programme. The filings.xbrl.org site makes all filings available in an iXBRL viewer, which allows you to use the XBRL tags to navigate the document and even to understand disclosures made […]
Inline XBRL allows report issuers to combine the advantages of digital tagging with a high level of visual design, but these design elements have also caused performance issues in early ESEF reports. Some simple initial solutions are now available.
The European Single Electronic Format (ESEF) initiative has shown that Inline XBRL (or iXBRL) can very successfully replicate the high level of design that is typical of public company financial reports, including graphics, custom fonts and precise control of page layout. Unfortunately, many such early filings exhibit poor performance in the form of slow opening […]
Do you need a place to start on Inline XBRL, or iXBRL – or do you know someone who does? Toppan Merrill has put together an overview post addressing key questions on what the Inline XBRL format is all about.
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