Risk magazine - IFRS 9/CECL Special Report 2017
Articles in this issue
Credit where it's due
IFRS 9 sweeps away centuries-old accounting conventions; banks look to frontload capital hit
IFRS 9 and CECL: Measure twice and cut once
Sponsored feature: SAS
Stage fright: banks tackle IFRS 9 loan-loss volatility
Banks look to counter volatility of loss provisioning through careful calibration of loan buckets
Bracing for impact: The uncertain effects of IFRS 9 that could lead to volatility
Sponsored Q&A: Oracle and SAS
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Rohit Verma, senior director at Oracle Financial Services, discusses the challenges that firms face in ensuring compliance with International Financial Reporting Standard 9, as well as Oracle's approach to helping firms implement the new regulation, with…
EBA urges European banks to step up IFRS 9 preparations
Banks not yet in testing phase face 32 basis point extra capital hit, report finds
Banks look to repurpose credit risk models for IFRS 9
Dealers adapt capital models for new accounting standard, but shortcut has challenges
Volatility of IFRS 9 loss estimates alarms lenders
Accounting model outputs wildly out of sync with those used to calculate regulatory capital requirements