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Oct 22, 2026

Sebastian ZureichHOST
41:28
how
Elias ApelGUEST
41:28
they collaborate and interact with each other? We're already seeing that to some extent with our XBRL product.
Elias ApelGUEST
41:39
where we are able to not only provide...
Elias ApelGUEST
41:41
What is
Sebastian ZureichHOST
41:41
that?
Elias ApelGUEST
41:42
Sorry, XBRL.
Elias ApelGUEST
41:43
An XBRL engine allows a business to make a narrative report, quarterly report, annual report, machine readable.
Elias ApelGUEST
41:52
So it tags the element of the report and then a machine can basically read out the report.
Alex RussellHOST
24:43
I'm going to finish on a question for David.
Alex RussellHOST
24:45
It is modernising corporate reporting, and some of the proposals include more around digital tagging and XBRL.
Alex RussellHOST
24:52
Do you think that's a step in the right direction? Do you think perhaps AI is superseding that, or do you think that will improve the information investors get, or is that more useful for other stakeholders?
David SmithGUEST
25:01
I think when it comes to providing assurance over things like tagging, if we're thinking about genuinely once-in-a-generation opportunities, or I think in the document it talks about something that will sustain for the next 10 years or more.
Alex RussellHOST
24:43
I'm gonna finish on a question for David.
Alex RussellHOST
24:45
It is modernizing corporate reporting and, and some of the proposals include more around digital tagging and XBRL.
Alex RussellHOST
24:52
Do you think that's a step in the right direction? Do you think perhaps AI is superseding that, or do you think that will improve the information investors get, or is that sort of more useful for other stakeholders?
David SmithGUEST
25:01
I think when it comes to kind of providing assurance over things like tagging, if we're thinking about genuinely once-in-a-generation opportunities or, I, I think in the, in the document it talks about, okay, something that will sustain for the next 10 years or more, um, there's an argument that we maybe need to think bigger around some of the technology and some of the assurance that could be by design within some of the, um, proposals that are in this consultation.
Alex RussellHOST
24:43
I'm gonna finish on a question for David.
Alex RussellHOST
24:45
It is modernising corporate reporting and, and some of the proposals include more around digital tagging and XBRL.
Alex RussellHOST
24:52
Do you think that's a step in the right direction? Do you think perhaps AI is superseding that, or do you think that will improve the information investors get, or is that sort of more useful for other stakeholders?
David SmithGUEST
25:01
I think when it comes to kind of providing assurance over things like tagging, if we're thinking about genuinely once in a generation opportunities or, I, I think in the, in the document it talks about, okay, something that will sustain for the next 10 years or more, um, there's an argument that we maybe need to think bigger around some of the technology and some of the assurance that could be by design within some of the, um, proposals that are in this consultation.
MiaHOST
11:36
I've
FannyHOST
11:37
finally gotten an update on the XBRL, which is grand.
FannyHOST
11:43
So when the CSRD was first implemented, they said that they were going to have this digital tagging system, quite similar to what you do in accounting.
FannyHOST
11:52
So it will be easier for a data system to register all the data points and then you can compare it into like a massive database.
FannyHOST
11:59
So that means that you can log on to the intranet and you can find every single company and you can compare them sort of side by side because you can just find the right XBRL code.
FannyHOST
12:10
And it's also much easier in terms of verification for companies.
FannyHOST
12:15
So it's just essentially streamlining every single company's reporting.
FannyHOST
12:19
So the XBRL is essentially a tagging code that you add alongside each data point in the ESRS.

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