Responsibilities for financial reporting, FP&A, systems implementation, capital needs, and more can be heavier than other private company CFOs experience.
New research shows that companies decrease leverage in anticipation of future investment shocks — good ones and bad ones alike.
Finance executives weigh in as strident critics of their teams' — and their own — performance in key disciplines.
No matter how grim things become, it's important to face each level of distress as soon as it arises and with full transparency.
Midsized companies today enjoy broad access to private credit, but related challenges abound.
The job is more interesting and presents more weighty challenges than many would expect, says Linda Sullivan, finance chief at American Water Works.
CFO Glenn Schiffman's top priority is tirelessly explaining IAC's complex structure and strategy to investors and analysts.
Prospective tax changes from President-elect Trump will cause companies to change how they allocate and distribute capital.
Finance chiefs are focused on growth, but they're holding back on making the moves that actually drive sustained expansion, according to Ernst & Young.
Cloud-based software and services will be the backbone of businesses, but can lenders and investors find a way to finance the providers?
An acquisition saves a software company from crushing leverage.
Software vendor Infor finds an unconventional way to lighten its crushing debt load.
