The Agenzia per l’Italia Digitale (Agency for Digital Italy) recently published XBRL taxonomies for the submission of financial statements by smaller mutual guarantee institutions, or Confidi minori.
The ABI-XBRL Italia working group has published ESEF-IFRS17 support materials. The aim is to assist listed financial institutions in aligning their consolidated financial statements with Regulation 815/2019 (ESEF) and the accounting principles in IFRS 17 on Insurance Contracts.
XBRL Italy has published a useful FAQ on filing European Single Electronic Format (ESEF) reports with the Italian Business Register (Registro delle Imprese).
It is now possible for Italian filers to test financial statements in the Inline XBRL-based European Single Electronic Format (ESEF), thanks to a new online function on the website of the Italian Business Register (Registro delle Imprese).
Our jurisdictions around the world continue to break new ground in a range of activities, including XBRL research, experimentation and implementation. We would like to highlight just three here – but we would also love to hear your news from wherever you are in the world!
Italy has published lists of preferred national extensions for banks and insurance companies, agreed upon by a wide range of stakeholders. These will help filers add local requirements to ESEF reports, while cutting down on idiosyncratic extensions that get in the way of comparison.
XBRL Italy reports “another small step forward” in the digitisation of corporate reporting in Italy. Credit guarantee consortia known as Confidi are an important part of the Italian financial landscape.
At the 22nd XBRL Europe event in Rome on 8 February the Chairman of XBRL Italy, Marco Conte, opened by discussing the impressive achievements made by XBRL Italy over the past ten years. Beginning from a difficult place post-financial crisis in a country with fabulous bureaucracy, XBRL Italy was founded with the aim of innovating and […]
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