Mark Bolgiano interviewed at Gov 2.0 Summit 2010
summary
Claims that XBRL is now SEC-mandated and crowd-sourced to a 15,000-element taxonomy for GAAP, already flowing on EDGAR; partnerships with DTCC and SWIFT produce ISO-aligned taxonomies and a recent credit‑rating taxonomy for S&P/Fitch/Moody’s is released. Tools include free open standards, Excel tagging and an iPhone app that pulls filings minutes after submission and exports to Excel. Metadata enforces business rules, presentation and calculations so data validates on ingestion. The stack is open source and royalty-free, lowering access costs.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00The importance of standards
- 1:34XBRL for financial reporting
- 3:25Data accessibility and domain
- 5:53Frameworks and governance
- 7:54Transparency and innovation
- 11:02Future applications
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