The Dark Art of Bank Fair-Value Accounting Needs More Transparency
Reynolds Holding
FEBRUARY 12, 2024
That was one of the justifications for the Federal Reserve’s adoption of Current Expected Credit Loss , or CECL, reserve accounting for banks in 2016 — despite many complaints about the negative impact on reported results and the “price” that CECL imposed on growing lenders. and its CET1 ratio would be cut from 14.3 percent to 8.9
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