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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Financial executives, banking supervisors, securities regulators, technology vendors, acuntants and stock exchanges from around the world nvened in Rome, Italy this week during the 20th XBRL International nference (XBRL20) to discuss the ntinued expansion of XBRL and its use by regulators as a tool to enhance transparency and improve disclosure of information.

The nference, hosted by XBRL-Europe, a regional body under XBRL International, Inc. nsisting of European member jurisdictions, and XBRL-Italy, an XBRL-Europe member, focused on the significant expansion in the use of XBRL for filings by mpanies representing more than 75% of the world’s market capitalization.

“The sizeable market peration of XBRL has been a strong driver for new tools and capabilities from software vendors around the world,” said Anthony Fragnito, CPA, CEO of XBRL International, Inc. “The expanded functionality of applications to handle things like XBRL tagging of detailed footnotes and other requirements eases the burden on mpanies in preparing their regulatory filings. XBRL is mandated in the largest enomies in the world, which means millions of XBRL filings are ourring today, and an unprecedented amount of information is now available to the public in a machine-readable, aessible format. Aess to this information will help rebuild trust and improve transparency in the wide variety of reporting domains.”