Call Report Series: 2025 Call Report Update & Avoiding Costly Mistakes
It’s impossible to overstate the importance of Call Report accuracy. Part of maintaining accuracy is staying abreast of the updates. This important webinar will take you through the most-recent changes so that you can complete the report with confidence and current knowledge. This detailed presentation will benefit new and seasoned reporters alike and help them avoid costly mistakes.
AFTER THIS WEBINAR YOU’LL BE ABLE TO:
- Assess the impact of proposed Call Report revisions for the 2025 reporting year, including in reporting regulatory capital
- Understand how the reporting of loans to non-depository financial institutions has changed effective for the December 31, 2024, Call Report
- Evaluate how the recent proposed changes to the FDIC’s brokered deposit regulations affect the Call Report
- Identify recent technical clarifications made to the Call Report instructions and glossary
- Avoid costly mistakes around commonly misreported Call Report items, such as loan, deposit, and regulatory capital items
WEBINAR DETAILS
The regulatory agencies continue to issue proposed and finalized changes that will impact all Call Report filers in 2025 and beyond. Given the ever-changing accounting and regulatory landscape, it is imperative that Call Report preparers and reviewers stay current with changes to reporting forms and instructions. This session will highlight 2025 changes and other potential revisions on the horizon, including proposed changes to regulatory capital reporting in Schedule RC-R and new items for reporting loans to non-depository financial institutions introduced in the December 31, 2024, Call Report. Recent changes to the Call Report, ways to avoid mistakes, and commonly misreported items, including an institution’s regulatory capital and loan portfolio, will also be covered.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
This informative session is designed for all Call Report preparers and reviewers, including CFOs, controllers, and others responsible for ensuring the accuracy of the quarterly Call Reports.
