Audit committees have a significant role to play as organisations implement a new accounting standard for revenue recognition that will have a big effect on many industries.
Nigel Armitt, FCMA, CGMA, draws on his experience from both sides of the interview process to provide advice on preparing answers that best illustrate your suitability for the role.
Finance decision-makers in the US have brightened prospects for growth in revenue, profits and hiring, according to the American Institute of CPA’s latest quarterly survey.
The UK government has published a green paper detailing its proposals to strengthen governance in UK companies with a view to restoring public trust in business.
Political decisions that may affect cross-border business policies in the US and the UK have so far had no effect on international accounting standards, Hans Hoogervorst said.
Most companies have implemented anti-bribery policies. Corporate gifting policies go a step further. With the holidays approaching, businesses of any size should consider these seven best gifting practices.
Corporate finance leaders who want to do a great job shaping strategy and driving innovation necessary for sustainable growth face four main challenges. Here’s how they can tackle them.
Technology and business systems are the most difficult part of integration during a merger or acquisition, slightly ahead of integrating employees and corporate culture, according to a US survey.
Empower your finance team to better contribute to value creation within the organisation by reallocating resources so team members can focus on more strategic areas.
Mary Jo White plans to depart her position as the US Securities and Exchange Commission chair in January, when Barack Obama’s second term as president ends.
A Deloitte poll of professionals age 34 and younger in 29 countries found talent retention challenges, particularly in emerging economies. These four strategies can turn the challenges into opportunities.
Business sectors and trade partners throughout the world may experience changes as a result of Donald Trump’s win in the US presidential election this week. Here is how publications from across the world describe the impact Trump may have.
Executive remuneration is broken, unnecessarily complicated, too focused on the short-term, and in need of radical overhaul, according to the Institute of Business Ethics.