ICMAI Schedules Webinar on Expected Credit Loss and the Changing Credit Landscape for August 26

The Institute of Cost Accountants of India has listed an upcoming online programme titled Expected Credit Loss and Changing Credit Landscape for 26 August 2026, with the event shown from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM.

What has been announced

The event appears in ICMAI's current forthcoming-events schedule. The Institute's event page identifies August 26 as the programme date, while the ICMAI homepage displays the 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM time window.

The programme is timely for finance and accounting professionals because expected-credit-loss frameworks sit at the intersection of financial reporting, credit-risk measurement, provisioning and lending oversight. ICMAI has also recently run a separate programme on opportunities for CMAs in ECL, showing continuing professional-development attention to the subject.

Event details

- Topic: Expected Credit Loss and Changing Credit Landscape

- Date: 26 August 2026

- Time shown by ICMAI: 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM

- Organiser: The Institute of Cost Accountants of India

Why finance professionals may want to track it

ECL-related discussions are relevant to professionals working in banking, NBFCs, financial reporting, audit, risk, credit and controllership functions. Changes in how institutions assess credit deterioration, estimate losses and align provisioning with risk information can have implications for financial statements, internal controls, data requirements and management reporting.

The event title indicates a broader discussion of the changing credit landscape rather than a narrow technical session. Professionals should, however, use the official ICMAI page for the final agenda, speakers, participation link and any CEP-credit information because those details were not fully exposed in the public event text reviewed for this update.

CMAs and other finance professionals interested in credit-risk and provisioning developments have a near-term ICMAI learning opportunity on August 26. The safest next step is to open the official event page and confirm registration and participation details before the session.

Useful official links

ICMAI Event - Expected Credit Loss and Changing Credit Landscape

Key takeaway

Expected Credit Loss is a live accounting, banking and risk-management topic, and ICMAI has an upcoming programme with a near-term participation window.