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Latest CECL FAQs

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The Financial Accounting Standards Board’s new current expected credit loss (CECL) standard, known as one of the biggest changes to bank accounting. Because of the complexities and changes that CECL brings, there are many questions surrounding implementation, potential effects, and more. When does the CECL standard take place?

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Countdown to CECL: A Timeline for Credit Unions

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Large SEC filers have officially adopted the current expected credit loss standard, or CECL, for recognizing credit losses, and other financial institutions are eager to learn from their implementation efforts. While credit unions have until 2023 until they must comply with CECL, there is likely less time than expected.

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Key Considerations Tied to the Pandemic and CECL, Allowance-Related Issues

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Key Takeaways CFOs have numerous considerations related to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the allowance for credit losses, whether it is calculated under the incurred-loss model or CECL. However, given that the actual effective date for CECL has not been delayed, CFOs of SEC-registered banks that had implemented CECL on Jan.

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Purchased financial assets in banking under CECL

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M&A implications Purchase accounting changes for financial assets The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) recently continued its earlier discussions on the accounting treatment for acquired financial assets that are within the scope of ASC 326, known as CECL , or the current expected credit loss model.

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What SEC Filers Have Learned About CECL Implementation

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Key Takeaways An SEC filer with a 2020 CECL deadline recommends starting ASAP on implementation -- even if your deadline is 2023. All eyes will be on the large SEC registrants in January as they become the first financial institutions to adopt the current expected credit loss model , or CECL. Transition to CECL with confidence.

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Countdown to CECL: A Timeline for Credit Unions

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This post was substantially updated from the one originally published February 28, 2020. Preparing for 2023 Credit unions have a 2023 deadline for CECL implementation, leaving limited time to refine their processes. Get CECL compliant. Learn how with the CECL Streamlined webinar series. Keep me informed.

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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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