CECL Insights
In this paper, we set out to estimate, based on 14 top financial institutions, a lower- and upper-bound current expected credit loss (CECL) estimate as of March 31, 2020.
The effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on the economy are testing the new Current Expected Credit Loss reserving approach.
Kenya's parliament agreed last year to remove an interest rate limit that was introduced in 2016 to curb high borrowing costs.
IFRS Standard 9 has introduced a new classification of financial instruments which determines their measurement method.
Many institutions recognize that credit models built in the pre-COVID-19 period are not performing sufficiently to evaluate the current environment.
Moody's Analytics Enhances CECL Solution to Assess COVID-19 Impact
Banks around the world are facing a significant weakening in loan quality as the coronavirus pandemic weigh on the economy.
Risk and Accounting Solutions
Our experts have been exploring a calibration approach for regional COVID-19 factors and stimulus efforts, including a three-step process for adjusting the allowance framework.
What is CECL?
Nobody expected the end of the economic cycle to happen so suddenly, but adjustments will be required given the materiality of the events unfolding. How can you quickly adjust for an ever-evolving scenario where today's assumptions may not hold tomorrow.
The traditional loss-minimizing approach to managing corporate trade credit can keep write-offs low but may be overly conservative.
COVID-19 has become, and will likely continue to be, a major driver of credit risk. In the webinar, we examine the impact of the coronavirus on private firms to identify which sectors and geographies have seen the greatest credit deterioration.
The impacts of COVID-19 are not uniform across the nation. Quantifying these differences is critical to making better informed business decisions.
Presentation slides form our webinar examining, consumer credit conditions under scenarios for Credit Unions.
Join Moody's Analytics and our panel of financial institution executives, as they share their challenges and successes in navigating the second round of the SBA's PPP Loan Program, as well as the potential for the third and fourth round of stimulus for small businesses.
COVID-19 has become, and will likely continue to be, a major driver of credit risk. In the webinar, we examine the impact of the coronavirus on private firms globally with a focus on emerging markets economies.
In this webinar we will look at the economic outlook and risks: global, Europe, Turkey. We will share Moody's Analytics model methodology and scenarios as well as provide the credit outlook. We will conclude the event by talking about the COVID19 impact.
Many banks went live with their models and systems for IFRS 9 provisioning more than two years ago. Now, the new accounting standard and the banks' implemented methods to comply with it will face their first serious challenge following the global outbreak of Coronavirus (COVID-19).
L'implémentation de la norme IFRS 9 fut un choc profond pour les modèles et les systèmes d'informations des banques.
FSI published a brief report that takes stock of the measures introduced in several jurisdictions to influence the application of expected credit loss (ECL) methodologies amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Join our experts as they review the business challenges that CECL presents beyond the reporting date numbers.
COVID-19 created additional complexities for institutions navigating CECL accounting standard. This paper provides a natural quantitative approach for incorporating concentration in the allowance process and portfolio management.
COVID-19 will have far reaching effects on the accounting for CECL and IFRS 9.
In light of the recent disruptions in economic conditions due to the COVID-19 outbreak, US Agencies (FDIC, FED, and OCC) announced two actions to allow banking organizations to continue lending to households and businesses.
US Agencies (FDIC, FED, and OCC) decided to adjust the calculation for credit concentration ratios used in the supervisory process.
The US regulatory agencies and the state banking regulators issued an interagency statement encouraging financial institutions to work constructively with borrowers affected by COVID-19 and providing additional information regarding loan modifications.
The FDIC Chair Jelena McWilliams wrote a letter to FASB urging a delay in transitions to, and exclusions from, certain accounting rules.
In connection with the release of the 2020 U.S. GAAP Financial Reporting Taxonomy, FASB has published the final 2020 FASB Taxonomy Implementation Guides.
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