CECL vs. IFRS 9
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Emil Lopez
Impairment Accounting and Capital Planning Solutions
Credit risk modeling advisor; IFRS 9 researcher; data quality and risk reporting manager
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Devoted to the convergence of risk, finance, and accounting disciplines with regard to the new impairment standard, Financial Instruments -- Credit Losses, commonly known as the current expected credit loss (CECL) approach.
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How to Unlock Benefits from CECL Compliance: 5 PrinciplesThe primary objective of FASB’s CECL standard is to provide investors with more meaningful and timely information regarding credit risk, but it also presents a unique opportunity for financial institutions to advance credit risk practices, break down silos and strengthen business decisions. |
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Empowering Users, Satisfying Auditors for CECLIn this webinar, Emil Lopez and Olivier Brucker from Moody's Analytics, demonstrates how the Moody's Analytics Credit Loss and Impairment Analysis suite helps financial institutions overcome CECL challenges and implement best-practice allowance processes. |
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Empowering Users, Satisfying Auditors for CECL Presentation SlidesIn this presentation, Emil Lopez and Olivier Brucker from Moody's Analytics, demonstrates how the Moody's Analytics Credit Loss and Impairment Analysis suite helps financial institutions overcome challenges with CECL and implement best-practice allowance processes. |
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CECL Quantification: Commercial & Industrial (C&I) PortfoliosIn the third webinar in our CECL quantification webinars series, our experts discussed which commercial and industrial (C&I) models and methodologies can be leveraged to fulfill CECL requirements, and key considerations in transitioning these models. |
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CECL Quantification:Commercial & Industrial (C&I) Portfolios Webinar SlidesIn the third webinar in our CECL quantification webinars series, our experts discussed which commercial and industrial (C&I) models and methodologies can be leveraged to fulfill CECL requirements, and key considerations in transitioning these models. |
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Introduction to CECL Quantification Webinar SlidesIn this presentation, our experts Emil Lopez and Jing Zhang, introduce some key CECL quantification methodologies and enhancements that can be made to existing approaches to make them CECL compliant. |
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CECL Webinar Series: Introduction to CECL QuantificationIn this presentation, our experts Emil Lopez and Jing Zhang, introduce some key CECL quantification methodologies and enhancements that can be made to existing approaches to make them CECL-compliant. |
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NIIF 9: Un cambio fundamental en la contabilización de pérdidas de créditoNIIF 9 introduce cambios en la contabilidad de riesgo crediticio que prometen aumentar la transparencia y confianza en los estados financieros. |
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Getting Ready for CECLThe FASB’s new impairment standards won’t take effect until 2020, but institutions should start planning now. This webinar outlines key considerations for early CECL preparation, including: main challenges; expectations of auditors, regulators, and investors; planning in firms of varying sizes; and how to get started. |
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CECL: The Road to CECLIn this webinar, we discuss what the new CECL standard is and why the FASB is changing Impairment Accounting. Key topics include the timeline for implementation, key differences are in the new impairment models compared with the existing ones, and how the allowance calculation process is likely to change. |
