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NEW YORK: Accelerize New Media and EDGAR Online have partnered to provide services that will allow customers to access XBRL-tagged, real-time and historical financial data, including executive compensation, and SEC filings. The service packages are available at www.SECfilings.com.
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NEW YORK: EDGAR Online and Money.net, an online financial technology company, have partnered to launch the MarketScreen research and analysis platform. The new MarketScreen module includes stock screening with access to XBRL-tagged financial statement data.
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NEW YORK: EDGAR Online and Zephyr Financial Intelligence, an Israel-based start-up company that is a member of the XBRL consortium, partnered together to bring a suite of XBRL 2.0 analytical tools to market. The forthcoming database, designed by Zephyr and powered by EDGAR Online, will house financial statement data dating back 10 years for more than 12,000 companies.
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WASHINGTON: Software vendor JustSystems and EDGAR Online have partnered to deliver some of EDGAR’s XBRL tagged data to client desktops. Recipients can use the information to analyze, view, and work with the XBRL data. The announcement was made at the 18th XBRL International Conference on October 15 and 16 in Washington.
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NEW YORK: EDGAR Online, the business and financial information company, announced a year-over-year revenue increase of 13% to $4.9 million for Q2 2008. Total revenues for the first half of the year are up 17% at $9.9 million, compared to $8.5 million in the same period in 2007.
The company said it saw particular growth in its XBRL filing business since the Securities and Exchange Commission proposal that would require the largest organizations to file financial information in the new XBRL format. EDGAR Online noted in its earnings release that it has created more than 100 XBRL filings year-to-date with more than 80% of these created since the May announcement.
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WASHINGTON: The Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Advisory Committee on Improvements to Financial Reporting (CiFER) has officially submitted its recommendations to Chairman Christopher Cox. The National Investor Relations Institute is among the organizations on the committee. Among the recommendations are the mandate of the XBRL system of electronic financial tagging and guidance on the use of the Web and corporate Web sites for financial disclosure. The SEC has already taken action on the latter recommendation.
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