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CECL Data for Credit Unions: Navigating Uncertainties

Abrigo

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. maturity dates.

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Latest CECL FAQs

Abrigo

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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The top lending & credit risk blogs of the year

Abrigo

The most-read lending & credit 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. Abrigo's blog covered these and other subjects in 35 credit and lending-specific posts this year.

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CRE loan distress: Spot the symptoms, diagnose, and treat problem loans

Abrigo

How to respond to CRE loan distress Use these tips for banks and credit unions to identify and handle commercial real estate loans that are showing signs of being problem CRE credits. Takeaway 1 Engaging the bank or credit union loan workout team or an outside expert can help restore CRE loans in distress or mitigate their impact.

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CECL model: build or buy?

Abrigo

Compared to existing ALLL requirements, Accounting Standards Update 2016-13 (CECL) will require more inputs, assumptions, analysis and documentation, making the option to automate the process significantly more attractive for many institutions.

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Mitigating Risk in the Wake of New Lending Regulations 

Biz2X

The Impact of Recent Lending Policies Across industries and sectors, possibly the most significant shift in lending policy has been the tightening of credit standards. While CECL does enhance financial stability, it can also be costly, as it requires them to develop more sophisticated risk assessment models.

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A Wave of Defaults Coming?

Pactola

banks of JPMorgan Chase & Co, Citigroup, and Wells Fargo took huge hits to their second quarter profits to stockpile $28 billion to cover losses as consumers and businesses begin to default on their loans. TransUnion is reporting that around three million auto loans and 15 million credit cards are in some forbearance plans.

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