Financial operations are a breeze in the United States compared with most countries around the globe.
Political scenarios aplenty threaten global growth and the fortunes of multinationals.
A strong U.S. dollar and other currency swings are revealing companies' shortcomings in the area of identifying and quantifying foreign-exchange exposures.
More than half of companies do not have a long-term plan for improving tax technology — nor any intent to develop one. That's a mistake.
The need to stay ahead or on pace with the competition is driving most companies to go global. But the journey can be bumpy, say CFOs.
