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Current Expected Credit Loss (CECL) Resource Center
Insights to help you navigate today's CECL regulation
FASB’s new CECL standard is a major compliance challenge for financial services organizations.
Our CECL Resource Center will help you prepare for one of the most significant accounting changes to confront financial services organizations in decades and one that presents a significant new compliance challenge.
CECL raises some key questions for financial services organizations, including:
- How will you segment your loan and investment portfolios based on their risk characteristics?
- CECL’s data demands—have you identified and are your systems ready to deliver the data you will need to comply with CECL?
- CECL’s requirements – which methodologies best suit your loans and investments?
- How will CECL affect accounting for mergers or acquisitions?
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