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Implementations gathered pace across 2025 

Implementations gathered pace across 2025 

Across 2025, a steady stream of implementation stories showed XBRL gaining ground as regulators and governments push for more reliable, machine-readable reporting. From Europe to South Asia, the year’s updates point to a clear direction of travel: digital-by-default filing, stronger validation, and wider coverage across sectors. In Europe, several jurisdictions moved decisively. The UK confirmed its commitment […]

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What makes a great XBRL collection platform?

What makes a great XBRL collection platform?

What does a modern, robust, and efficient XBRL data collection platform look like? The Best Practices Board at XBRL International has just released new draft guidance that answers exactly that. From first submission to final analysis, it lays out the essential features, workflows and design considerations needed to build secure, scalable and high-quality reporting systems. […]

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2025: a year of steady progress on XBRL specifications and guidance. 

2025: a year of steady progress on XBRL specifications and guidance. 

Throughout 2025, XBRL International has continued to strengthen our technical foundations through a series of targeted specification updates and practical guidance releases. In addition to thousands of hours spent on the OIM Taxonomy project (see above), on the specification side, the year saw the release of an updated XBRL 2.1 Conformance Suite, reinforcing interoperability and helping software developers […]

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Data first, AI second: why the smartest companies start with structure

Data first, AI second: why the smartest companies start with structure

AI might grab the spotlight, but data runs the show. Without structure, even the most advanced models are guessing rather than learning. Canon’s Norihiro (Nick) Katagiri made that point clearly in a recent iTNews Asia interview, reminding businesses that successful AI depends on solid, well-organised data from the start.

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Bangladesh takes first steps towards iXBRL adoption

Last week, the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) brought together regulators, auditors, exchanges and company leaders to chart the path towards digital financial reporting with Inline XBRL (iXBRL).

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Ukraine completes the switch to XBRL-only reporting

Ukraine completes the switch to XBRL-only reporting

From 1 November 2025, all Ukrainian companies preparing financial statements under international standards will report exclusively in XBRL.

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Large banks start XBRL pillar 3 reporting. 

Large banks start XBRL pillar 3 reporting

Europe’s biggest banks are now speaking XBRL when it comes to Pillar 3 disclosures. If you’re listed on a regulated market in the EEA, your prudential data is no longer a PDF that gathers dust.

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Hey Europe, don’t fall behind! Digital myths could hold the EU back

Hey Europe, don’t fall behind! Digital myths could hold the EU back

If you’re reading this, you probably don’t think of digital reporting as just more annoying paperwork. But a few people do – and their objections could conceivably limit digital progress in Europe.

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Down under can’t dodge digital much longer! 

Down under can’t dodge digital much longer! 

Australian and New Zealand securities regulators have been slow to embrace digital reporting, but the excuses are wearing thin.

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Hey Europe, don’t fall behind! Digital myths could hold the EU back

Busted: Six Digital Reporting Myths

Europe risks losing ground. Digital reporting isn’t “extra paperwork” — it’s the digital key to corporate transparency, enabling information to be discovered, compared, and trusted at scale. Inline XBRL (iXBRL) can be read directly by people, yet also reliably processed by machines. It’s the modern starting point for trusted corporate data. Many jurisdictions have already […]

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