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Rekha George
Domain Consultant, Finance & Reporting, BFSI, TCS
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Establishing strong internal controls for effective ECL provisioning
The International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) published IFRS 9 — Financial Instruments mandating a new expected loss impairment model and laying down guidelines on the classification and measurement of financial assets. Meeting the stringent impairment provisioning requirements prescribed by IFRS 9 underscore the need for strong internal control systems to ensure reliable financial reporting. Banks have been using the incurred loss accounting model to calculate impairment loss but IFRS 9 replaces this with the expected credit loss (ECL) accounting model. Calculating impairment loss based on the ECL model demands enormous amounts of data, calculations, and judgment. IFRS 9 compliance will therefore require a complete evaluation and validation of internal control processes. To establish strong internal controls, banks must:
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