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MAIA Intelligence and XBRL software products has announced that it has organized a one-day workshop on XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language) in order to foster XBRL understanding, and transfer knowledge and unique experience of financial reporting through XBRL.

 

Sanjay Mehta, CEO, MAIA Intelligence, said, "XBRL provides a more cost-effective and reliable platform for information transfer, in which data is instantly accessible and re-usable across the corporate reporting supply chain  between businesses and regulators, among regulators and between regulators and their audiences in government, the markets and industry. As XBRL is being positioned as the vocabulary of business and financial reporting, such workshops shall provide valuable support and guidance to finance professionals in switching over to this new technology."

 

This workshop is meant for finance professionals, investors, investment analysts and academics with the profiles like Accountants, Auditors, Financial Controllers (Chartered Accountants), Company Secretaries, Cost Accountants, Investors & Investment Analysts (CFAs, MBAs and Business Analysts), Management Representatives (CFOs, CTOs, CIOs, Project Managers), CEO, MD, Directors in Accounting, Finance and IT of any corporate. 

 

Vinod Kashyap, XBRL Guru, said, "In response to changing expectations of stakeholders towards transparency and good governance, a new information management environment is continually emerging.  This expects the businesses optimum information transparency, especially in financial reporting. This new standard of financial reporting, viz. XBRL for formatting financial data and structuring financial reports, is sweeping the globe, including India.  This workshop will provide information about the technicalities, preparation of XBRL reports, analysis of XBRL documents and communication of business information.  It offers cost savings, efficiency and reliability to all those involved in supply or use of financial data."