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49% of Finance Professionals Worry Cash Flow Data is Unreliable: Weekly Stat
Cash Flow

49% of Finance Professionals Worry Cash Flow Data is Unreliable: Weekly Stat

Confidence in cash flow visibility is low among financial and accounting professionals, data shows.
By Adam Zaki | November 30, 2022
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Closer to Real-Time for Real-Time Payments
Working Capital

Closer to Real-Time for Real-Time Payments

In 2017, an interbank payment system providing near-instantaneous settlements debuted. Why has it yet to catch fire?
By Russ Banham | June 8, 2021
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CFO Exits Can Trigger Positive Changes
Leadership

CFO Exits Can Trigger Positive Changes

A change in finance chiefs brings a fresh set of unflinching eyes to bear when examining risks and opportunities.
By Mark Partin | March 9, 2021
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Numbers Don’t Lie, Until They Do
Risk Management

Numbers Don’t Lie, Until They Do

A good number of controllers, financial analysts, accountants, and auditors don't completely trust the accuracy of their company's financial data.
By Vincent Ryan | March 21, 2019
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Payments Push
Supply Chain

Payments Push

As a new era of real-time payments dawns, companies must weigh the benefits against arguments for early caution.
By Russ Banham | June 26, 2018
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Agility, Investment, and Human Capital at CFO Rising East
Financial Reporting

Agility, Investment, and Human Capital at CFO Rising East

This year's CFO Rising East Summit features topics including strategic frameworks, finance agility, IT transformation, and more.
By Kerry Maruna | February 9, 2018
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Tax Compliance Toughens for Intercompany Transactions
Tax

Tax Compliance Toughens for Intercompany Transactions

Many U.S. companies are still making the internal process changes needed to comply with the OECD's base erosion and profit shifting project.
By Therese Tucker | May 23, 2017
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Does the Earnings Stripping Regulation Remove Too Much?
Risk & Compliance

Does the Earnings Stripping Regulation Remove Too Much?

Questions will arise over whether an intercompany transaction will be treated by the IRS as debt or as stock.
By Therese Tucker | August 10, 2016
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Desired CFO Skills Shift with the Times
Training

Desired CFO Skills Shift with the Times

At present strategic ability is the priority, but history suggests accounting know-how could circle back to the fore, a CFO says.
By Mark Partin | May 19, 2016
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Stopping the Madcap Sprint to Close the Books
Financial Reporting

Stopping the Madcap Sprint to Close the Books

Continuous accounting can put an end to the recurring nightmare accountants experience.
By Therese Tucker | March 2, 2016
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Why CFOs Need to Care About Accounting
Growth Companies

Why CFOs Need to Care About Accounting

Something is sure to go wrong in the manual process of validating accounts and transaction balances for compliance purposes. Will your systems catch it?
By Therese Tucker | March 4, 2015
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