October 30, 2015 •Anthony Curcio
With rapid leadership changes in the U.S. House of Representatives, we could be closer than ever to a switch to Fair Value Accounting as the measure of Federal lending program costs. As an expert practitioner, I have been speaking to Federal lending professionals about this change and have been invited as a special guest speaker to the National Association of Government Guaranteed Lenders (NAGGL) Annual Conference on Small Business Lending. The conference will be hosted in Las Vegas, NV, from November 2-4, 2015. See the agenda here. (An aside to fellow NAGGL conference attendees: You can see my presentation on Wednesday, November 4 from 9:15-10:30am in the Gracia Ballroom of The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas.)
For a description of the work done by Summit’s Federal Credit Modeling & Forecasting Directorate, see the brief video below:
For those readers who are interested in Fair Value Accounting and Federal lending, I recommend exploring Summit’s Federal Credit Modeling & Forecasting Knowledge Base:
Also, see previous Summit Blog posts on these topics:
- Is Fair Value for Federal Credit in the Future?
- Fair Value Accounting Is a Hot Topic in Federal Credit
- Tight Budgets Require State-of-the-Art Federal Credit Monitoring
- The Data Act and Early Efforts for Government Transparency
- Market Discount Rates & Reforms to Federal Credit Monitoring
To learn more about Summit’s Federal Credit Modeling and Forecasting services, click here.
