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We are pleased to announce the expansion of the ACPEN Industry Institute webcast time offerings in order to accommodate a broader range of schedules. Several alternating weeknights and two Saturdays per month are being added to the mix to give you additional programming options! When registering for webcasts, please make note of whether the course is an AM or PM start time.


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Banking Financial and Compliance Update Series Second Quarter 2010

Length: 4 Hours

CPE Credits: 4

Instructional Delivery Method: Group Internet Based

Course Registration Requirements: Online Registration

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This webcast is part of a quarterly series designed to keep accounting and financial professionals in the banking industry current with the latest developments facing this field, since the sea changes resulting from the recession and government responses of 2009 and developments in 2010. Future webcasts, in 2010 will be held September 8 and December 15, 2010. 

This quarter’s webcast focuses on accounting issues that financial institutions are likely to face in the current environment. The panel will have an in-depth discussion of the accounting for loan losses, and the conflicts between current GAAP requirements and the regulators’ desire to ensure the safety and soundness of the banking system.  

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Produced By:

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Faculty

  • Wynne E. Baker, CPA, CFSA, CBA, CFF
  • Anne Oestriecher, CPA
  • Joseph Zanco, CPA, CIA

Course Materials

  • Course Outline (2 pages)
  • Table of Contents (1 page)
  • Faculty Information (3 pages)
  • Section 1_Allowance for Loan Losses (5 pages)
  • Section 2_Valuation Issues (4 pages)
  • Business Combinations (6 pages)
  • Section 4_FIN 48 (10 pages)

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