CECL Disclosures – Required and Beyond
Our experts, Masha Muzyka and Jin Oh, cover transition disclosures focus areas, potential implication of the methodology chosen to the expected disclosures and ECL disclosure best practices emerging to date.
Our subject matter experts discuss what readers of your financial statements will be able to do and what type of additional information they would expect immediately at transition and subsequent to CECL adoption.
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