Nick G. Ansley, CPA
Partner, Wipfli LLP and Wipfli Advisory LLC
- Location
- Milwaukee (Headquarters), WI
- Contact
- +1 414 431 9324
- nansley@wipfli.com
Nick Ansley is a partner who brings more than 15 years of invaluable experience to financial institution clients. He has particular expertise with external audit and accounting and control issues that specifically impact financial institutions. Nick also has extensive commercial loan review experience. He has worked with large banks to develop internal control narratives and testing programs to assist them with FDICIA compliance requirements. Bringing additional value to his clients, Nick also assists with various agreed-upon procedure engagements and internal control reviews.
- Financial statement audits for financial institutions
- Loan file reviews
- Development of internal control narratives and testing programs
- Accounting research and consulting
- Utilization of computer-assisted audit techniques
- Certified Public Accountant
- American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) - Member
- Wisconsin Institute of Certified Public Accountants (WICPA) - Member
- Financial Managers Society (FMS), Wisconsin Chapter - Board member
- Articles published in Wisconsin Bankers Association’s monthly newsletter
- Regular presenter of audit and accounting training to outside organizations
- Bachelor of business administration degree
- Master of accountancy degree
- Completed advanced training
Latest case studies, resources, and insights
ARTICLE | BANKS
CFOs: If your bank is approaching $1 billion in assets, you can’t keep putting off FDICIA
Banks with $1 billion or more in assets face higher audit, reporting and oversight requirements under FDICIA. But the time to start preparing is well before you reach that threshold.
ARTICLE | FINANCIAL SERVICES
What the new Wisconsin tax exemption means for your bank's deferred tax asset
Wisconsin’s new rule exempts commercial and agricultural loan income for banks. Our FAQ answers questions on accounting and DTA.
ARTICLE | FINANCIAL SERVICES
ASU 2022-02: Key practical applications
Under ASU 2022-02, the term “troubled debt restructurings” will no longer exist. However, loan modifications for borrowers experiencing financial difficulty will still need to be tracked and disclosed in financial statements.
