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5 Reasons Your Financial Institution Should Attend ThinkBIG 2021

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Why Attend ThinkBIG 2021? Takeaway 1 ThinkBIG 2021 features in-person and virtual options to accommodate attendees. Why ThinkBIG 2021? Understandably, many banking professionals are likely weighing the pros and cons of various conferences in 2021 due to ongoing uncertainty. ThinkBIG 2021 has something for everyone.

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Countdown to CECL: A Timeline for Community Banks

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Preparing for 2023 While community banks have until 2023 until they must comply with CECL, there is likely less time than expected. . 2023 CECL Deadline? Takeaway 1 "Analysis paralysis" and the pandemic have put CECL on the backburner for many CFIs. Each quarter represents an opportunity to refine the CECL model prior to 2023.

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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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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. COVID-19 and CECL.

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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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The Pandemic May Not be Derailing CECL Plans – But Many Institutions Still Risk Serious Delays

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2023 CECL adopters vary in transition progress Financial institutions face considerable questions and obstacles in regard to their transition to CECL. You might also like this webinar on CECL in economic downturns. Luckily, it seems most financial institutions have remained committed to their CECL preparations.

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Why Non-PBEs Shouldn’t Bank on a CECL Delay

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1564 , calling for a delay in the implementation of the Financial Accounting Standards Board’s current expected credit loss (CECL) standard. The bill would delay CECL until a “quantitative impact study can be completed to understand its likely effects it will have on the economy.” Thom Tillis (R-NC) introduced a bill, S. Why start now?

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