As a Platinum Partner of the Center for Corporate Reporting, we are looking forward to the premiere of the first Hybrid Annual Reporting Symposium. This will provide you with new inspiration, current trends and international best practice cases for the upcoming reporting season. 

Credit Suisse is further expanding their use of the MDD Platform and, in addition to the annual corporate reporting, is now also publishing their code of conduct on our solution. In this article, you will find out which advantages this offers CS as well as what Andrea Bargetzi, Head of Digital Experience & Marketing, and Jo-Wayne Peacock, Head Strategic Brand Management, think about our concept.

The historic year of 2020 will be remembered for quite some time – it also brought with it a heightened awareness of a great variety of digital issues. GoingPublic Magazine spoke with Armin Galliker about the current trends – not only concerning Switzerland itself, of course.

As a Platinum Partner of the Center for Corporate Reporting (CCR), we are proud to look back on the premiere of the first digital Geschäftsberichte-Symposium (GBS) 2020 with the appropriate title "Impact - nothing else matters". Thanks to the exciting best practice cases, current trends and inspiring key-notes, we were able to get very valuable insights.

Corporate reporting has always been the main way that companies communicate with their stakeholders. But with the availability of data on companies increasing every day, can the company still own its own story?

On 12 September, a «Report or you will be reported» workshop took place in the Swiss Finance Museum in collaboration with the Center for Corporate Reporting. The event was sponsored by Management Digital Data (MDD). Two compelling keynotes introduced participants to the dimensions and consequences of alternative data sources, and were followed by interesting and informative discussions.

As the Platinum Partner of the Center for Corporate Reporting (CCR), we are looking back to an eventful 10th Geschäftsberichte-Symposium (GBS). Interesting inputs, Best Practice Sessions and networking at the highest level made the day a complete success and let us look into the future of reporting. We have captured many impressions for you.

There are good reasons for XBRL to come: digital, fast and efficient reporting creates trust and increases transparency.

An XBRL workshop with financial experts took place on October 23, organised by the Center for Corporate Reporting and MDD. The presentations of international speakers and the discussions showed that the reporting language XBRL meets the pulse of the times.

The CFA Institute publication, Data and Technology: How Information Is Consumed in The New Age addresses the consumption of structured data. Long heralded as a boon to analysts and investors alike, structured data is now fulfilling this promise. In this paper we look at which data are available and how data are being consumed. Further, we refute the claim by some that the data are not being used.

At this year's MDD event, our customers enjoyed first insights into the reporting of the future: the new MDD platform 4 stands for efficiency and faster ways of creating financial publications.

At GBS 2018 experts joined the Best Practice Session powered by MDD: «Prepare for the future in financial reporting – XBRL is coming». But not only regarding the Session-content, the guests of the symposium looked into the future!

If data is the new gold, reporting needs to rapidly shift to the gold standard. Corporate reporting must respond to the need to make information AI-useful, to enhance trust and reliability in decision-useful data, and to incorporate integrated thinking into our reports, in a way that is comparable, digital and discoverable. The XBRL standard is being rapidly adopted across the world. It’s now time to think about corporate reporting through a digital lens.

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