[BugFix] openbb-sec: Fix IFRS Mapping in Financials Template (Provision for Loans/Credit Losses) - #7572
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This PR fixes a tag generation issue in the IFRS taxonomy and financial filer template where Provision for Loan/Credit Losses were being classified under Asset Impairment Charges for 2024 onwards. This was an uncaught tag evolution in the IFRS taxonomy.
For example, this was observable in the cashflow statement of Canadian banks -
obb.equity.fundamental.cash(symbol="BNS", provider="sec").to_df().TAfter:
The schema files have been reordered for readability, their output ordering is defined by the superset in the endpoint model.