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Portfolio Risk & CECL CECL Accounting CECL Models CECL Regulation

Understanding audit and regulatory expectations for CECL

Tuesday, January 23, 2024
2:00 PM ET / 1:00 PM CT

With 2023 behind us, CECL is now a reality for financial institutions across the country. The accounting standard announced back in 2016 introduced a big change to the way banks and credit unions calculate their allowance for credit losses (ACL).  

In this webinar, members of the Abrigo Advisory Services team will share audit and regulatory expectations based on their work with financial institutions. Get ready for a discussion on topics including CECL documentation, economic scenarios, allowance levels, and ensuring you are set for your next exam. 

You will learn:

  • The most common audit and regulatory concerns around the allowance for credit losses (ACL) 
  • The documentation expectations based on request lists received by our clients 
  • Best practices for backtesting and ongoing monitoring for your CECL models 

This live webinar is eligible for 1 CPE credit.

Meet Your Presenter

Ryan Cain

Senior Analyst
Ryan Cain is a Senior Analyst on Abrigo’s Advisory Services team and provides consulting work for financial institutions across the United States. He has worked with banks and credit unions ranging from $60 million to $50 billion in total assets on engagements from CECL implementation and validation to exit pricing

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