Insights

The proposed CECL amendments could enable streamlined credit loss measurement and valuable post-balance sheet collection insight for private and non-profit entities.

Accounting often requires a high degree of judgment, and companies rely heavily on the Office of the CFO to get it right. Here’s how accounting professionals can rethink initial approaches and learn from hindsight to ensure accuracy, audit readiness, and stronger path forward.

This webinar examined how the Office of the CFO can achieve year-end success by optimizing resources, managing risk, and adapting to change.

Riveron looks at several pitfalls faced by public company adopters during their implementation of the new credit loss standard, CECL.

Highlights from a virtual discussion on year-end readiness, including trends impacting audit and 2023 planning cycles.

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.

As Richard Jones assumes his role as the new FASB chairman, he will have to contend with a much different business landscape than his predecessor.

Riveron experts explain how CECL will affect the healthcare industry and what companies should keep in mind as they transition to the new standard.

As companies turn their attention to CECL, the new credit loss guidance, they are required by SEC to disclose the potential impact of the new standard, even if it’s immaterial.