How Banks and Credit Unions Can Prepare for CECL Implementation
In this short video, learn the four key steps institutions should take to prepare for CECL implementation.
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CECL – Using a Reasonable and Supportable Forecast (Presentation Slides)
The new CECL accounting standard requires institutions to incorporate forward-looking information in their estimate of expected lifetime losses.
Moody's Analytics Webinar: CECL – Using a Reasonable and Supportable Forecast
The new CECL accounting standard requires institutions to incorporate forward-looking information in their estimate of expected lifetime losses. Join CECL experts as they discuss ways in which this requirement can be achieved by community banks and credit unions.
Moody's Analytics Webinar: CECL – Using a Reasonable and Supportable Forecast
The new CECL accounting standard requires institutions to incorporate forward-looking information in their estimate of expected lifetime losses.
ICBA & Moody's Analytics Webinar: CECL Is Approaching Fast. Is Your Bank Ready for the New Accounting Standard?
Join CECL experts Robby Holditch and Christian Henkel as they share CECL implementation guidance and best practices.