We have marvelous news. The Central Bank of Ireland has kindly offered hosting the 29th Eurofiling Conference in Dublin in June next year.Please book already you agenda :
Wednesday 5th – Thursday 6th of June 2024
Dublin, Central Bank of Ireland
XBRL International is delighted to be able to announce that Data Amplified, the annual conference on the future of business reporting, will be held on 16 and 17 October 2023 in Zurich, Switzerland.
With key support from the SIX Group, Switzerland’s principal stock exchange and one of the industry’s most respected post-trade service providers, we are excited to be hosting the event at the SIX ConventionPoint. We look forward to a lively and informative event in October 2023 and we are looking forward to seeing many of you there!
13th and 14th June 2023. Kindly hosted by the European Central Bank. Frankfurt, Germany
The European Banking Federation (EBF), European Association of Public Banks (EAPB), European Association of Co-operative Banks (EACB) and the European Savings and Retail Banking Group (ESBG) co-organise a virtual half-day workshop to discuss on supervisory reporting and the role of technology.
EBA will comment on the cost of compliance study and a few use cases will be discussed, after which potential RegTech and FinTech approaches are debated, in view of lowering the cost of compliance.
ESMA has released on December 10th the publication of the ESEF Taxonomy 2021 here.
The Eurofiling Foundation published on December 14th the ESEF Illustrated Taxonomy 2021. It is a document displayed in Excel the ESEF Taxonomy’s content. The IFRS Foundation describes the Illustrated Taxonomy concept here.
The author is Javier Mora, CTO of XBRL Spain. Eurofiling Board Member.
The publication is hosted by the Association Openfiling, among other Open Source resources. See the details here.
Please note that issuers will be able to use the 2021 taxonomy to fulfil the ESEF obligations only when the updated ESEF regulation will have entered into force following the completion of the legislative process (approximately in March 2022).
It is a great pleasure to share with you that our joint Eurofiling Community development – the Data Point Model methodology – is now officially an ISO standard number 5116. To find out more please check: ISO 5116-1:2021ISO 5116-2:2021ISO 5116-3:2021
The DPM is as of 2021 in use across the entire EU, UK, South Africa, Moldova, Israel and several other jurisdictions. It enables data understanding across banking, insurance, investment firms and other verticals of our economy.
While it is impossible to list all the Colleagues who have contributed to this effort, one thing is certain: it represents a truly collaborative and extremely important consensus between regulators, private sector and vendors that builds transparency, trust, and usability into our economic ecosystem. Looking forward to work with you on the evolution of the DPM. See the attached invitation for details.
Eurofiling Carvings: The new awards in the Eurofiling Hall-Of-Fame are for Luc Dufresne as Founder Eurofiling President, Derek De Brandt as Founder Eurofiling Director, and Elina Koskentalo for her tireless work in Europe and Finland.
Elina Koskentalo and Javier Mora are welcomed as new Board Members as well as Ignacio Boixo as new President of the Board.
Luc Dufresne and Derek De Brandt step-back from the Eurofiling Foundation Board, while being recognised as Honorary President and Honorary Director.
See details and video on the Eurofiling Celebration of Hope event on December 17.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has published today the ESEF Conformance Suite to facilitate implementation of the ESEF Regulation.
The Conformance Suite builds on the rules and guidance set out by the ESEF Regulation and the ESEF Reporting Manual. It consists of 157 XBRL report packages, grouped into 60 tests, packaged in a zip file. It is accompanied by an Excel file which describes the rules and guidelines and the test cases, together with the expected error codes in case of incompliance. For each identified rule and guideline there is at least one valid and one invalid test case.
The Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting (SECR) taxonomy allows businesses to report their energy and carbon data when they file digital accounts with Companies House. The taxonomy has been developed by the Financial Reporting Council (FRC) in collaboration with Companies House and the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) and enables businesses to report information in XBRL format. Many companies already submit accounts using XBRL, but this is the first time it has been utilised to capture environmental data in annual reports.