Should you consider a loan impaired when an institution has exhausted all possible ways to help a borrower? Earlier? When a loan goes on nonaccrual?
Examiners have their own definitions of when loans are impaired. If your definition is not written, clear, defensible, or does not meet regulatory expectations, they will expect you to use theirs. Your policy has to meet regulatory guidance and generally accepted accounting principles.
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Gary Deutsch
Mr. Deutsch is a licensed CPA in Maryland and has a B.A. in accounting and an MBA in finance from Loyola University Maryland. He has also achieved the Certified Management Accountant, Certified Internal Auditor and Certified Bank Auditor designations. Mr. Deutsch is the founder and president of BRT Publications LLC.
Mr. Deutsch has trained thousands of financial institution professionals in all aspects of risk management and has written numerous books in the U.S. and Europe on topics such as credit risk, internal audit and compliance with Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. Mr. Deutsch has extensive risk management and internal audit experience through his association with financial institutions of all sizes as well as through his role leading the KPMG financial institution consulting practice in the Mid-Atlantic region.
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CFOs, controllers, financial officers, loan review, internal auditors, audit committee members, loan administration, loan operations, anyone involved with credit administration
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