The current expected credit loss standard, or CECL, has been called one of the biggest changes ever to accounting for financial institutions, and every bank and credit union in the U.S. must assess CECL’s impact on its processes and on the allowance. With the change comes new roadblocks, one of which is explaining the complexities of CECL to a board in a straight-forward and clear manner.

Financial institutions grappling with rising rates for retail deposits and increased competition for funding can benefit from understanding and practicing deposit pricing strategies. Deposit pricing that incorporates segmentation, in particular, can mitigate cost changes, help raise funding, or do both.

In this webinar, hear from Abrigo Advisory Services members and CPAs Jared Mills and Baker Eddraa as they discuss in more detail the pros and cons of the remaining life methodology and guide institutions on when they should be using it for CECL.