Iowa Banking Guidance on CECL and LLL Calculation
Summary
The Iowa Division of Banking has released new guidance for all Iowa-regulated banks regarding Current Expected Credit Losses (CECL) accounting standards and Iowa Code Legal Lending Limit calculations. This guidance aims to clarify compliance requirements for these critical financial areas.
What changed
The Iowa Division of Banking has issued new guidance, SG-2023-01, to all state-regulated banks concerning the application of Current Expected Credit Losses (CECL) accounting standards (ASC 326) and the calculation of Iowa Code Legal Lending Limits. This document clarifies the superintendent's expectations and provides direction on these complex regulatory and accounting matters.
Iowa-regulated banks must review and understand this guidance to ensure compliance with both CECL requirements and state-specific lending limits. While the guidance itself is non-binding, adherence is expected to maintain regulatory compliance and avoid potential supervisory concerns. Banks should assess their current practices against the guidance and make any necessary adjustments to their accounting and lending limit calculation methodologies.
What to do next
- Review SG-2023-01 guidance on CECL and LLL calculation
- Assess current CECL and LLL calculation methodologies against the guidance
- Implement necessary adjustments to ensure compliance
Source document (simplified)
New Superintendent Guidance about CECL and LLL Calculation
Wednesday, December 20, 2023
The Superintendent released a new guidance today. It is titled "Current Expected Credit Losses (CECL) Accounting Standards Codification (ASC) 326 and Iowa Code Legal Lending Limit." This guidance was sent to all Iowa regulated banks.
SG-2023-01: CECL and LLL Calculation (162.11 KB) Archived.pdf
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