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BAN2326
Ask the Experts - Large Banks
Date
September 13, 2023
$49
Standard Price
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This includes sessions from the conference: 2023 AICPA & CIMA Conference on Banks & Savings Institutions
Panel will discuss current accounting topics and respond to participant questions submitted by participants in this or earlier sessions
Learning Objectives
- Apply large banks' perspectives on current accounting topics
- Analyze the current financial reporting developments at large banks
Moderator
Lee Keel, CPA
Financial Accounting Executive, Managing Director, Wells Fargo
Speakers
Linda B. Bergen, CPA
Corporate Accounting Policy - Director/Manager, Citigroup
Chris Ackerlund, CPA
Head of Accounting Policy, Bank of America
Richard Juntilla, CPA (inactive)
Accounting Policy Director, US Bancorp
Laurin Smith, CPA, MBA
Managing Director, JP Morgan Chase & Co.
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