As the only CECL solution endorsed by the ABA, Abrigo is a trusted partner that delivers CECL-compliant calculations that you don't have to second guess. Calculations based in Abrigo software already appear on audited financial statements.
Conquer CECL with Confidence
Allowance and CECL Software
Access the tools and guidance to confidently navigate from your ALLL today to the ACL under CECL. Gain significant time savings compared to spreadsheet-based calculations, as well as more transparent documentation, a defensible process for auditors and examiners, and a smoother transition to CECL. Join the 1000+ institutions transitioning with Abrigo.
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Endorsed by the American Bankers Association
A Proven Partner
1000+ bank & credit union clients
From small to tier 2 institutions, our CECL experience helps you automate the Allowance calculation and document the expected loss transition.
We're here to help, whether you outsource the whole process or seek assistance on inputs. Learn how we can help.
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Configurable to Your Portfolio
Easy to Use & Implement
CECL Software
Parallel Testing
Execute incurred loss calculations alongside pro forma CECL calculations to measure the impact on reserves.
Methodology Options
Model for your portfolio: migration analysis, vintage, PD/LGD, remaining life, discounted cash flow, etc.
Segmentation Builder
Build and tweak granular, yet statistically significant, loan segments based on common risk characteristics.
Data Archiving & Integration
Abrigo has successful integrations across 50+ core system types to take the stress out of data.
Easy Economic Forecasting
Use embedded data (proprietary or from the FRED or economy.com) to support forecasts.
Audit Trail
Audit trail reporting and optional workflows give clarity to auditors and examiners.
See How it Works
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See how CFOs, controllers, financial reporting managers, presidents, and more rely on the Abrigo platform to:- streamline their Allowance calculation
- save time for valuable staff
- document assumptions for audits and exams
- tackle expected-loss modeling