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Session Time Speaker Organisation Presentation title Room
WELCOME WORDS 9:00       Auditorium
Evolvement in Digital Financial and Sustainability Reporting
  9:05

Eduardo-Javier Moral Prieto

ESEF/CSRD/EEAP Auditorium
  9:35 Richard Bössen European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) Auditorium
  9:55

Marc Houllier, Corporatings
Maximillian Müller, University of Cologne
Eduardo Moral Prieto, ESMA
Taras Piterskikh – Hero

  CSRD First filings insights Auditorium
Coffee Break 10:30        
Transforming Business Reporting with AI and Taxonomy-Driven Tools
  11:00 Revathy Ramanan Using XBRL data with AI Auditorium
   

XBRL Europe ESEF BPTF

Meeting Breakout Room
  11:20 Steve Berdah Impact of AI on insurance-related XBRL filings. Auditorium
   

XBRL Europe ESEF BPTF

Meeting Breakout Room
  11:35

Aneet Kumar / Srinivas Murty

Reducing sustainability reporting burden and data accuracy challenges with a taxonomy-driven approach and AI Auditorium
   

XBRL Europe ESEF BPTF

Meeting Breakout Room
  11:50 Vergil Lamech Bringing Intelligence in Regulatory Reporting (Enhancing Financial Reporting with AI and ML) Auditorium
   

XBRL Europe ESEF BPTF

Meeting Breakout Room
  12:05

XBRL Europe ESEF & ESG HUB / working group teasers

Thomas Verdin Auditorium
Lunch 12:30        
WELCOME WORDS 13:30       Auditorium
Better data – Assurance and Data Quality
  13:35

Tomas Toomse-Smith, FRC
Anton Heitz, PwC
Samuel Prestidge, ISSB

  Aspects of data quality Auditorium
  14:05 Jon Rowden Controls approaches to ESEF compliance Auditorium
  14:20 Anushree Joshi ESEF / CSRD Reporting / Tagging and Technical Implementation / Data Quality & Validation Auditorium
  14:35 Paul Warren Next Steps for the XBRL Standard: A preview of the OIM Taxonomy — A fundamental set of simplifications and enhancements for digital reporting. Auditorium
Coffee Break 15:00        
XBRL Europe Working Group Presentations and Plenary Closing
  15:30 Liv Watson Web 3.0 – New working group kick-off Auditorium
   

Banking and Insurance working group

Meeting Breakout Rooms
    OAM working group Meeting (restricted) Meeting room
  15:50 Hania Othman Leveraging Web 3.0 on statutory reporting Auditorium
   

Banking and Insurance working group

Meeting Breakout Rooms
    OAM working group   Meeting room
  16:05 Eric Cohen The Green Ledger: Synergies with Existing and Emerging XBRL Europe Initiatives Auditorium
   

Banking and Insurance working group

Meeting Breakout Rooms
    OAM working group Meeting (restricted) Meeting room
  16:20 Kristiina Häkkinen Sharing business data across borders in a harmonised way – xEBR wg POC Auditorium
   

Banking and Insurance working group

Meeting Breakout Rooms
    OAM working group Meeting (restricted) Meeting room
Quiz results and ending ceremony 16:35 Thomas Verdin   Auditorium

Speakers

Jon Rowden – Friend Studio

Jon Rowden works with Friend Studio, a Design Agency whose Reportl software have been developed to maximise the benefits of the XHTML format, enabling digital-first reporting that takes ESEF requirements in its stride.
An auditor by training with a background in regulation and controls, Jon is a member of XBRL UK and a former member of XBRL Europe’s executive committee and Accountancy Europe’s ESEF Advisory Panel. For fifteen years he was responsible for XBRL services at a networked accountancy firm.

Revathy Ramanan – XBRL International

Revathy Ramanan is the Guidance Manager at XBRL International, where she leads the development of guidance, explores new ways of analysing XBRL data, and supports strategic and operational initiatives. With over 15 years of experience, she has worked extensively on taxonomy design and the implementation of XBRL reporting systems for regulators worldwide. Revathy holds degrees in Business Analytics, Management Accountancy, and Commerce, and is based in Mumbai, India.

Vergil Lamech – XBRL and Product Expert – DataTracks

Vergil is a seasoned XBRL professional at DataTracks, bringing over 15 years of experience in the digital reporting space, including more than 6 years leading product strategy and development. He has spearheaded the implementation of XBRL solutions for over 10 regulatory frameworks including the SEC (US), ESEF (EU), HMRC (UK), ACRA (Singapore), and SSM (Malaysia) across multiple jurisdictions, with a focus on taxonomy modelling, platform innovation, and regulatory compliance. His contributions have been instrumental in shaping DataTracks’ suite of XBRL/iXBRL solutions used by corporates worldwide. Vergil holds master’s degrees in commerce and business administration and is an active member of the ESEF Best Practice Task Force, contributing to the advancement of structured reporting standards in Europe.