This in-person event co-produced by the Center for Research toward Advancing Financial Technologies (CRAFT) and XBRL US will explore how the use of structured, standardized data improves the ability of large language models to accurately and consistently understand financial and business information.
By Scott Theis, President/CEO, Novaworks; Chair, XBRL US Domain Steering Committee (DSC); Leader, XBRL Technical Advisory Committee for XBRL US (XTAC); Member, XBRL Standards Board and OIM Working Group. XBRL is modernizing and simplifying. The XBRL community has begun laying the groundwork for a new XBRL technical specification that can be put in place to […more]
Agency-specific FDTA rules need to make sure the data they collect is AI-ready. AI shines when given access to richly contextualized, standardized, structured data and identifiers. While Large Language Models (LLMs) can source any kind of data, structured or unstructured, for financial analysis and research that demands a high degree of accuracy, structure and standardization […more]
XBRL US Members and others using our Public Filings Database and the XBRL API know extracting data from machine-readable reports yields a wealth of granularity for unambiguous analysis. Extraction involves an XBRL processor – software that reads tagged facts and interprets them according to the taxonomies defined for the report. Altova’s MapForce and XMLSpy feature […more]
Join standards organizations, government agency representatives, technologists, and software companies in Washington, DC, to share ideas, brainstorm, and plan for the future of open data standards in a changing technology and regulatory world.
Free livestream – Fireside Chat with Dave Sanchez of the SEC, courtesy of DFIN
Every municipal market stakeholder should have a seat at the table to ensure the efficient rollout of digital reporting for municipal bond issuance. This practical, hands-on conference will discuss challenges and practical approaches to helping municipal market players efficiently implement the Financial Data Transparency Act (FDTA).
The Review of Accounting Studies (RAST) Editors, in collaboration with the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB), has announced a preliminary Call for Papers for the 2026 RAST-IASB Conference. Research using XBRL tags is of specific interest.
This event is produced by the American Accounting Association and is being held at the Emory Conference Center Hotel, June 24-27, 2024
This 1½ day workshop on July 29 and 30 in New York City will address the implications of the Financial Data Transparency Act (FDTA) for stakeholders: governments, municipal analysts and portfolio managers, data and analytics tool providers, and regulators.
The national consortium for
the business reporting standard
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