Insights

Few companies anticipated the ripple effect of clean-up activities that would emerge following adoption.

In this webinar, experts from Riveron and Trullion examined how to adopt the new lease accounting standard and provided insights for tackling typical adoption challenges, strategies for streamlining the process, considerations for implementing available technology, and more.

As accounting and finance teams complete their 2020 audits, the issues they face are likely informed by the challenges companies encountered over the past year.

The new accounting standard will impact the management teams ultimately responsible for the accounting estimates. Here are three ways to prepare.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board voted to defer extending the deadline for private companies and certain small public companies to implement the new accounting standards on leasing, credit losses, hedge accounting, and long-duration insurance contracts.

First appearing in FEI Daily, Riveron’s experts discuss the steps companies can take to improve forecasting under the new credit loss standard.

Public companies have been reporting under the new lease accounting standard since January, while the deadline for private companies to adopt ASC 842 will likely be extended until 2021. Here’s a comprehensive list of resources authored by Riveron’s experts to assist in navigating the various challenges and complexities of this implementation process.

The shift away from Libor will affect companies in different ways. Knowing how an organization is affected by the current benchmark and devising a robust strategy will be crucial to preventing disruptions and unexpected impacts on earnings. First appearing in CFO, Riveron’s experts weigh in on three ways that companies can best prepare.

While many companies are devoting time and resources to comply with the new lease accounting standard (ASC 842), few are utilizing the adoption process as an opportunity to review their spend and implement transformative cost-saving measures.