CECL in 2023: An Analyst’s Perspective
Common pitfalls, successes, and assumptions from SEC filers
As financial institutions who are complying with the current expected credit loss (CECL) model in 2023 plan for their respective deadlines to implement, they have the unique opportunity to learn from the key decisions that their SEC filing peers have already made. Interpreting the results from SEC filers is more critical this year than ever, as institutions should be taking large strides in 2020 around data remediation, project planning, and the beginning of model development.
Join Abrigo analysts, as they share the inputs, data, and results from working with public clients through advisory engagements, and outline the steps that financial institutions should be taking in 2020 to get CECL-ready.
Join to learn about:
- What works and doesn’t work in CECL modeling
- How private entities can get ahead
- Practical examples to learn from
