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Maximizing CECL data for strategic insights

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Making the most of data developed for CECL See how banks, credit unions, and other financial institutions can leverage data developed and used for the CECL model for stress testing and strategic insight. Learn more in this webinar , "Transforming CECL data into stress testing and strategic insight."

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CECL Data for Credit Unions: Navigating Uncertainties

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How credit unions can manage CECL data challenges As credit unions prepare for the Current Expected Credit Loss standard, they'll uncover several data issues they'll need to address. You might also like this webinar: CECL in 2023 - Steps to Take This Year. DOWNLOAD/WATCH. Related Subhead.

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The 2023 NCUA supervisory priorities: Takeaways for credit unions implementing CECL

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NCUA expectations for credit unions post-CECL adoption The NCUA's focus on risk, especially credit risk, has implications for credit unions instituting CECL this quarter. Takeaway 2 Credit unions may still have questions about regulatory expectations for CECL after adopting the new standard.

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The math behind small business lending: Problems & possibilities for banks & credit unions

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Recent dynamics of the small business lending market A deep understanding of the small business lending landscape and potential efficiencies can help banks and credit unions grow their portfolios. Dynamic market Small business lending by banks & credit unions Small businesses are a pillar of the U.S.

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Credit union webinar - CECL data quality

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In a recent webinar for credit union executives, Danny Sharman a risk management consultant with Sageworks addressed loan data for these institutions, especially as they look toward the currect expected credit loss model (CECL) that will be required for the allowance for loan and lease losses (ALLL).

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How do credit unions ensure CECL data adequacy?

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“When considering member business lending and the consumer portfolio where many credit unions focus, change management to prepare for CECL can be even more difficult with a credit union,” says Danny Sharman, risk management consultant at Sageworks during a recent CECL webinar – Data Quality for Credit Unions.

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How your bank or credit union should get ready for CECL

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The Financial Accounting Standards Board’s (FASB) long-awaited final guidance on its new standard for measuring expected credit losses is expected to be released in June, a step that will be a major milestone in the multi-year development of the current expected credit loss (CECL) model. It is available by replay here.