More about Joshua Juergensen
Joshua Juergensen is a principal with CLA. He works with banks and credit unions nationwide, managing audit engagements, directors’ exams, external loan file reviews, internal audits, and other consulting services.
Blog Posts by Joshua Juergensen:
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CECL Blog Series – Part #7
This blog post will continue our CECL Blog Series, where we’re hoping to answer you your CECL Questions one blog at a time!
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CECL Blog Series – #6
This blog post will continue our CECL Blog Series, where we’re hoping to answer you your CECL Questions one blog at a time!
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CECL Blog Series – Part #5
This blog post will continue our CECL Blog Series, where we’re hoping to answer you your CECL Questions one blog at a time
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CECL Blog Series – Part #4
This blog post will continue our CECL Blog Series, where we’re hoping to answer you your CECL Questions one blog at a time!
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CECL Blog Series – Part #2
This blog post will continue our CECL Blog Series, where we’re hoping to answer you your CECL Questions one blog at a time!
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CECL Blog Series – Part #1
Welcome to the CLA CECL Blog Series, where we’re hoping to answer you your CECL Questions one blog at a time!
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CLA Joins BankTrends to Host CECL Webinar
David Heneke and Joshua Juergensen from CLA will join Michael Stinson from BankTrends in a webinar on Thursday, February 6th at 2pm CST to discuss practical guidance on the implementation of the WARM methodology for CECL This complimentary webinar will provide the latest insights on how financial institutions are successfully preparing for the new standard. […]
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FASB Decision on CECL Delay
On October 16, 2019, the FASB held a board meeting to discuss the comment letters surrounding the proposed extension to the adoption date of CECL. The board unanimously voted to adopt the language in the exposure draft, which extends the effective date of CECL to 1/1/2023 for many calendar year end entities. The exact wording […]
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Regulators Confirm WARM as Acceptable Method Under CECL
As we creep closer to the implementation date of CECL for public filers, there has been a significant amount of commentary related to the Weighted Average Remaining Maturity (WARM) methodology throughout the Banking and Credit Union industries. On April 11th, 2019 an interagency webinar was held by representatives from the FRB, FDIC, OCC, SEC, CSBS, […]
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FASB Approves WARM Methodology for CECL
With the implementation date for CECL getting closer by the day, financial institutions are slowly beginning to get more clarity surrounding acceptable methodologies that can be utilized to comply with the standard. One frequently discussed method, the Weighted Average Remaining Maturity (WARM) methodology, was recently the subject of January 2019 FASB Staff Q&A, which noted, […]