Author: Christian Dreyer
Christian Dreyer CFA writes on Thursday from Basel about XBRL and related subjects such as Structured Data and Standard Business Reporting. XBRL is a big, complex subject that requires technical and financial knowledge with an understanding of financial accounting & reporting and how the world works and we found that rare combination in Christian Dreyer. Christian Dreyer is a an expert in the financial reporting/accounting market and has been working in the domain of XBRL for many years. Christian is Swiss and has worked for banks, service providers and associations such as the CFA Society and XBRL Advisory Council to the IASC Foundation.
XBRL: US states reporting, taxonomy development, sustainable finance
XBRL: reporting costs for EU banks, iXBRL in US markets, IFRS taxonomy
XBRL: reporting in the EU (banks & issuers) and health data everywhere
XBRL: IASB on digital reporting, less in non-financials, LEI taxonomy finalised
XBRL: scrapping quarterlies, explaining AI and low latency reporting
XBRL: the power of algorithmic contracts, ESEF tools & sample report
XBRL: digital transformation of reporting, systemic approach to non-financial information and ESAP
XBRL: ESEF Conformance Suite, swaps reporting and data collection for sustainability