Be part of the growing number of professionals using the XBRL application programming interface (API) with enhanced capabilities – including the use of any XBRL data set. Share feedback, queries, ideas, templates and anything else that strengthens your understanding of the functionality, efficiency and usability of this protocol.
The CFA Institute publication Data and Technology: Transforming the Financial Information Landscape discusses the benefits of structured data to all parties in the financial reporting supply chain, including companies, auditors, regulators, and investors. This paper addresses the consumption of that structured data, including which data are available and how data are being consumed, and refutes the claim […more]
In this issue:
Attend this free, one-hour webinar to learn the difference between Inline XBRL and conventional XBRL and how to handle these issues in your own filing.
Attend this one-hour session to learn about 12 new Data Quality Committee rules and 2 guidance documents, how to implement them, and how you can weigh in on final standards that are set.
Attend this free, one-hour webinar to hear from the Securities and Exchange Commission about the new SEC rule on Inline XBRL for operating companies and funds.
SEC Commissioner Robert J. Jackson to keynote XBRL Investor Forum 2018: Powering Fintech, November 8 in New York City. The event is hosted by Baruch College’s Zicklin School of Business, with sponsorship by CFA Institute and CFA Society New York.
Featured Keynote Speaker:
SEC Commissioner Robert J. Jackson
Blockchain, alternative data, standards, legislative and regulatory changes are trends and developments affecting the capital markets today. Attend this half-day forum to get insights into these topics and more. Seating at this complimentary event is limited and advance registration is required. XBRL US Members are invited to attend our Annual General Meeting and Luncheon prior to this event.
Attend this free, one-hour webinar to hear from the FASB and the XBRL US Data Quality Committee about the new revenue recognition rules.
Google’s BigQuery hosts SEC XBRL filings to enable SQL queries of the SEC dataset.
The national consortium for
the business reporting standard
