Attend this session to get a snapshot of the AI landscape today, and to learn where it is likely to go tomorrow. Explore case studies on how machine learning, combined with structured, machine-readable data, is being used for data normalization, catching anomalies and problems in corporate public company data, and more.
Silicon Valley Bank losses hiding in plain sight
Campbell Pryde, President and CEO of XBRL US
The bank’s losses were not reported in face financials, but were easily available in the notes to the financials. And conveniently machine-readable because of XBRL tagging.
The highly granular nature of XBRL allows all kinds of content from facts to XBRL reports to taxonomies, to be broken down to their atomic level, and aggregated back up into the structure you choose. To harness these capabilities, XBRL US created the open-source processing language – XULE – that allows users to efficiently manage […more]
XBRL US announced today that the annual XBRL US Investor Forum 2021: Data that Delivers, will feature two keynote speakers, Commissioner Caroline A. Crenshaw of the United States Securities and Exchange Commission; and Independent Corporate Director and former FASB Chairperson, Leslie F. Seidman. This year’s virtual forum, which will take place on November 10, 2021, […more]
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) made an announcement today concerning enhancements to open data access including a new API that allows users to aggregate XBRL financial data. Read the release. Access the documentation.
Keynotes: SEC Commissioner Caroline Crenshaw and Independent Corporate Director, former FASB Chairperson Leslie Seidman
Attend this free half-day forum for concrete illustrations of structured data that delivers value to corporate financial planners, SEC managers, regulators & academics. SOLD OUT – request replay details when they’re available.
In this issue:
Power User Individual Members and all XBRL US Organizational Members have access to our Database of Public Filings – a Postgres resource of filings submitted to the SEC since 2009. Not an XBRL US Member, yet? Maybe it’s time to consider joining for yourself or your organization.
The XBRL API (Application Program Interface) is a set of endpoints developed to help data users access timely, highly granular, structured XBRL data. This standardized API allows developers and data utilities, with limited XBRL knowledge, to learn a single interface to access data from any database that contains XBRL data. The XBRL API is a […more]
This community is designed to help developers, analysts, and business intelligence professionals connect and use the XBRL API (Application Program Interface), Public Filings Database, Google Sheet resources and other tools more effectively. The XBRL API is a set of endpoints developed to help all data users access timely, highly granular, structured XBRL data. This standardized […more]
The national consortium for
the business reporting standard
