Collaborating author: Keith Boom

In our previous blog post in this series, we discussed Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review (CCAR) and Dodd-Frank Act Stress Test (DFAST) and how CECL..

Collaborating author: Keith Boom

As we’ve previously discussed, CECL is an upcoming accounting hurdle for many banks, and existing Allowance for Loan and Lease Losses (ALLL) processes will require..

Collaborating author: Tim Biddle

CECL has been billed as the most profound accounting change to ever hit the financial services industry.  CECL impacts virtually every regulated and non-regulated..

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One of the “Five Things Every Financial Services Professional Needs To Know For 2018” is that LIBOR will be going away. LIBOR, or the London Interbank..

Collaborating author: Kenneth Riley

In a previous post, we provided a high-level primer on the upcoming European Union General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), which will come into full effect..

Collaborating author: Tracy Abruzzo

Our CECL blog series has covered topics large and small. Today we take a step back and review one of the CECL “basics.”

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One of the "Five Things Every Financial Services Professional Needs To Know For 2018" goes by the acronym CECL, which stands for "current expected..

Collaborating author: Tracy Abruzzo

Many stakeholders wonder why the CECL model requires an entity to recognize a credit loss for a financial asset that was just purchased at fair value.

Collaborating author: Kenneth Riley

Pay your taxes. Walk the dog. Submit that expense report. Each of us has that ever-growing catalogue of tasks to accomplish and slowly cross items off the list...

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While regulation was the overarching theme in financial services (FS) over the last few years, there are now other topics taking center stage.