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The most popular CECL, ALM, & portfolio risk blogs of the year

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The most-read portfolio risk blogs in 2023 Probability of default, CECL model validation, and stress testing were among Abrigo's top blogs on ALM, CECL, and portfolio risk this year. Those read most often in the past year include several that offer practical advice for operating ALM and CECL models.

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FASB: No Delay for CECL Implementation Date

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Firm deadline for CECL implementation set As expected, the FASB agreed to uphold CECL’s 2023 implementation date. You might also like " CECL Streamlined: A Webinar Series for 2023 Adopters". Takeaway 1 The FASB agreed to uphold the 2023 implementation date for those that haven’t yet adopted the CECL standard.

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CECL Kickstart Questions Answered

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Experts answer CECL questions from 2023 adopters Participants in Abrigo's CECL Kickstart webinars asked consultants their questions leading up to the 2023 CECL implementation date. Takeaway 1 Financial institutions brought practical questions to Abrigo consultants during the CECL Kickstart webinar. . CECL Deep Dive.

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A Tale of Two Models: How the Pandemic Affected Allowance Levels Under CECL and Incurred Loss Models

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Takeaway 1 Allowance levels jumped in Q1 2020 for SEC filers due to the transition to CECL and the start of the pandemic, but FIs began releasing reserves in Q1 2021 as conditions improved. In 2020, most SEC-filing institutions were required to move to the new current expected credit loss, or CECL, model. Haven't adopted CECL yet?

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CRE risk management: Identify and manage concentration risk

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For example, during the 2008 Subprime Mortgage Crisis, commercial real estate prices fell drastically by 30 percent year over year. This indicator could be utilized as a benchmark point in stress testing practices to showcase a decline in collateral value representative of a historical recession.

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Opacity vs. Transparency at the Federal Reserve Stress Testing Conference

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If a bank failed just under the new $100 billion threshold, it would represent the most significant failure in history, except for Washington Mutual (which failed in 2008 with total assets of $307 billion). Portfolio Risk & CECL. A Practical CECL Action Plan for Credit Unions. Portfolio Risk & CECL. Whitepaper.

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Making Qualitative Adjustments and Stress Testing in Uncertain Economic Times

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The 2008 financial crisis exposed significant weaknesses of relying on incurred losses. In response, the FASB replaced the standard with the current expected credit loss (CECL) model to allow for more timely adjustment of reserve levels. Save time on CECL calculation and documentation. CECL vs. ILM. learn more.

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