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BAN2125
LIBOR Transition
Date
September 22, 2021
$49
Standard Price
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This includes sessions from the conference: 2021 AICPA & CIMA Conference on Banks & Savings Institutions
Gain an understanding of current market developments and the associated accounting relief provided by the FASB under ASC 848.
Learning Objectives
- Analyze accounting relief provided under 848 for modification accounting and hedge accounting
- Recognize the background on the LIBOR transition
- Evaluate when certain LIBOR rates are ceasing
- Assess the accounting relief to apply to contracts that reference LIBOR
Speaker - Virtuals
Jeannine Hyman, CPA
Director, Citi
Aaron Netten, CPA
Accounting Policy Manager, Wells Fargo Bank N.A.
Mark Northan, CPA
Partner, KPMG LLP
Chris Malejko, CPA
Senior Vice President, Bank of America
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