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Not just a COTS product company… CoreFiling offer integration expertise to assist the wider XBRL community

by CoreFiling | Jul 28, 2014 | Eurofiling, Prudential, Uncategorized, XBRL

CoreFiling are well known as producers of excellent COTS software products for regulatory markets around the world, helping both filers and regulators to take full advantage of XBRL technology. What is less well known perhaps is that the company has an excellent...

48 COREP validations – how will you know if your disclosures fail the test?

by CoreFiling | Jun 10, 2014 | Eurofiling, Magnify, Products, Prudential, Uncategorized, XBRL

Recently the FCA/PRA announced a significant change to its COREP reporting requirements [http://www.fca.org.uk/your-fca/documents/crd-iv-validations-for-q1-reporting]. There are a number of known errors in the EBA taxonomy and consequently the UK regulator had...

Time is running out for submission of the first COREP filings in XBRL

by CoreFiling | May 30, 2014 | Eurofiling, Products, Uncategorized, XBRL

It’s been a hectic week, with lots of enquiries about our Seahorse® XBRL conversion solution for COREP filings. It’s true that some callers have been under the misguided impression that the first filings need to be made by the end of May, but it’s obvious there are...

Magnify handles EBA rules blacklist

by CoreFiling | Apr 24, 2014 | Eurofiling, Magnify, Products, Prudential, Uncategorized, XBRL

The EBA has now produced an official “black list” of rules that should be ignored.  The full list can be found on the EBA website. Helpfully, Magnify®, CoreFiling’s XBRL document review product, already has black list support, so that this list (or...

Who helps when your COREP submissions fail? (part 2)

by CoreFiling | Apr 7, 2014 | Eurofiling, Products, Uncategorized, XBRL

Last time, I discussed the need for smaller financial institutions to take a serious look at the XBRL credentials of COREP software vendors offering low-end XBRL solutions and highlighted the advantages of trusting XBRL expert CoreFiling and our flexible, easy,...

Who helps when your COREP submissions fail?

by CoreFiling | Mar 28, 2014 | Eurofiling, Products, Prudential, Uncategorized, XBRL

The market is rife with vendors offering ‘inexpensive’ solutions to the imminent problem of filing COREP disclosures to National Competent Authorities around Europe.  In particular, smaller firms with relatively straightforward needs may be tempted by the...
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