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Rapid deployment team accelerates Asset Encumbrance filing in XBRL for large international investment bank

by CoreFiling | Feb 19, 2015 | Eurofiling, Products, True North, XBRL

Asset Encumbrance (AE) reporting seems to have taken a few financial firms by surprise. It is one of the quarterly XBRL reports that must be submitted by all organisations reporting under the CRD IV COREP mandate, and must be filed in XBRL format. With less than a...

Minimum tagging disappears with the arrival of the new FRS taxonomies

by CoreFiling | Feb 4, 2015 | hmrc, Inline XBRL, Products, Seahorse, Uncategorized, XBRL

Since the introduction of HMRC’s iXBRL mandate in April 2011, the subject of minimum tagging has been the subject of considerable debate. Back in early 2013 at the end of the so-called HMRC ‘soft landing’ period it was widely reported that HMRC’s published minimum...

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