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In this replay of our recent webinar, our Financial Services team explores the regulatory, accounting, and risk management developments shaping financial institutions at this point in the year. The discussion covers key accounting and financial reporting considerations, including the SEC’s proposed transition from quarterly to semiannual Form 10-Q reporting, as well as developments in interest rate and liquidity risk management. Panelists also provided insight into evolving credit risk monitoring practices, emerging risks facing financial institutions, and practical considerations for strengthening governance, oversight, and risk evaluation in a changing economic environment.
View the slides from the webinar here.
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