Webinar
CECL implementation loss rate analysis: understanding the ins and outs of CECL models
Nov 24, 2021 · Authored by Ivan Cilik, Matt J. Nitka, Sean Statz
In response to the new current expected credit loss (CECL) requirements mandated for 2023, our team of Value Architects™ are working to help banking institutions navigate CECL implementation. The data requirements, multiple methodologies, forecast considerations and validation needs can be extensive and intimidating, and institutions
Watch a recording of our third webinar in our CECL series during which Baker Tilly’s Ivan Cilik, Matt Nitka and Sean Statz discussed best practices in implementing a loss rate analysis. This webinar will help you understand the loss rate analysis process and how you can use current processes and systems to aid in your CECL implementation efforts.
Learning objectives:
- CECL methods and how to determine which approach is right for your institution
- Key steps in implementing the loss rate analysis
- Data requirements needed to support LRA
- LRA demonstration
- Future limitations, shortfalls and benefits of this method
- Best practices in validating this model
Watch our webinar series:
Understanding the ins and outs of CECL models
Baker Tilly hosts a series of informational webinars discussing the details of CECL implementation, models prior to the CECL requirements mandated for 2023
Model risk management: Implementing CECL outside of the box
Listen to this webinar for an engaging discussion on the navigation of CECL implementation, how to view model risk management holistically and best practices for your current processes.
CECL implementation DCF model: understanding the ins and outs of CECL models
Watch Baker Tilly's latest webinar in our CECL webinar series, in which we reviewed the discounted cash flow (DCF) methodology, discussed model risk management and explored best practices for your current processes.
CECL next steps: parallel runs and model validations
Watch Baker Tilly's final webinar in our CECL webinar series, in which we reviewed implementation validation and explore best practices so your organization can feel assured in your results.
