Current expected credit loss model (CECL)

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Video , PwC US Oct 02, 2019

Whether your company is public or private, the new current expected credit loss model (CECL) remains an important issue. The adoption date is near for most calendar year end public companies, and the focus is now on late-stage implementation. In this video, we offer implementation insights and we discuss what companies should focus on now as they fine tune their systems and processes prior to adoption.

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