CECL: Don’t get left behind on FASB’s credit loss standard

Provided by Wolters Kluwer2019-08-29T12:22:00+01:00

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The Financial Accounting Standards Board has approved delays for its credit loss standard, a.k.a. CECL, but companies—especially financial institutions—still have a long way to go. This e-Book, provided by Wolters Kluwer, details effective dates for all companies; provides information on upcoming workshops to help companies with implementation; describes the hurdles standing in the way of bank implementation; offers expert opinion and guidance on adoption; and much more.

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