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2020 has brought unprecedented change which has revealed two choices for Banking & Finance professionals. Do nothing and wait to react retroactively thus wasting valuable time, resources and opportunities, or act proactively and lead the way forward.
With a focus on the latter, this year’s AICPA National Conference on Banks & Savings Institutions offers live streaming sessions, in real time, on a seamless platform built on 10 years of online conference expertise. With this best-in-class solution, attendees can expect to gain knowledge, CPE and networking experiences from the comfort of their home or office.
And now, as the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic continues to unfold, for the first time ever the AICPA National Conference on Banks & Savings Institutions will also include a December update!
Questions such as:
- What will year-end reporting look like this year?
- What will be the various impairment considerations including securities, goodwill, intangibles, servicing assets?
- What will be the impact on the allowances for both those who adopted CECL and those using the incurred loss model?
- What will be the economic outlook for 2021?
- What are internal control considerations?
- What disclosures should be considered?
Join us online for 3 days in September and 1 day in December to arm yourself with answers to these questions and more! Go into year- end reporting with the confidence that you are well prepared. Additionally, September attendees will automatically receive access to the December update for a total of 25+ CPE for 2020 so you can stress less with the assurance you’ve met your requirements!
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Who Should Attend
Public practitioners with banks and savings institution clients
Preparers and auditors serving banks and savings institutions
CFOs, controllers and financial executives in institutions of all sizes
Regulators in government and industry
Pricing & Registration
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