On the Analysis tab on the Current Expected Credit Loss (CECL) Summary page, you can access tools and information designed to help you analyze your expected and discounted loan losses.
Use this option on the Analysis tab to view results for several economic scenarios:
Use this option with the CECL Analysis license to request Loan Level Documentation reports (also known as Blue Sheets or Audit Reports) at the instrument level when the Loans option is selected. Each resulting Excel® report details the calculations for the current month for a selected account, model type, and economic scenario. This information helps clarify how the expected loss is determined for any given loan record.
You can submit up to eight requests at one time. Loan level documentation requests and investment level documentation requests cannot be submitted together.
The Loan Level Documentation link is visible from any of the Analysis page levels including the CECL Summary, CECL Categories, and CECL Details pages. The current month must be in a completed state with analysis results back from DFA.
Use this option with the CECL Analysis license to request Investment Level Documentation reports at the instrument level when the HTM Investments option is selected. Each resulting Excel® report details the calculations for the current month for a selected account, model type, and economic scenario. This information helps clarify how the expected loss is determined for any given investment record.
You can submit up to eight requests at one time. Loan level documentation requests and investment level documentation requests cannot be submitted together.
The Investment Level Documentation link is visible from any of the Analysis page levels including the CECL Summary, CECL Categories, and CECL Details pages. The current month must be in a completed state with analysis results back from DFA.
Use this option for Q Factor adjustments. Q Factors are qualitative factor coefficients that you can apply to all your accounts in a group so that you can weigh them. Use this tool to justify why loan loss reserves are at the current level and to model the effects of adjustments to reserves based on multiple factors.
When you have the necessary permissions to edit or view Q Factor Adjustments, a Q Factor Adjustments link appears on the Analysis tab on the CECL Summary page. The link opens the Q Factor Adjustments setup page.