Adjusting historical data under CECL: Thinking differently about qualitative data factors

The CECL standard requires institutions to consider adjusting their historical dataset due to a range of potential qualitative and quantitative factors. Equip your institution with the knowledge to analyze your dataset, consider qualitative and quantitative factors as well as document adjustments.

Baker Tilly’s CECL professionals Ivan Cilik and Sean Statz are excited to host ARCSys CEO Michael Umscheid for an informative webinar to help your bank prepare.

Learning objectives

Review the purpose of quantitative and qualitative factors under CECL
Understand q-factor differences between CECL and ILM
Examine CECL standard components that should be considered to adjust historical data
Discuss selecting, adjusting and documenting historical data
Learn to adjust third-party data

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Information about CPE eligibility: 

There are no prerequisites for this webinar, and advance preparation is not required. There is no cost to attend this webinar. A certificate of completion will be emailed to you four to six weeks after the event.  

Level: Overview  

CPE credit: One (1) hours total credit 

Field of study: Specialized Knowledge 

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