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Implementing IFRS 9 : evidence from financial institution preparers on expected credit loss reporting
Despite emerging research on the adoption and effects of the Expected Credit Loss (ECL) approach introduced by IFRS 9, its operational realities remain largely unexamined. Drawing on evidence from semi-structured interviews with senior financial reporting and risk professionals, we examine how prepa
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