Multinational companies have tools available to manage short-term currency risks triggered by highly unusual and powerful events such as the June 23 vote on the UK membership in the EU.
Compliance costs are projected to rise, and finance executives must add employees or train existing staff to keep up with evolving business complexity.
Financial statement preparers will be required to report credit losses on loans and other financial instruments in a more timely fashion under a new standard issued by the US Financial Accounting Standards Board.
A briefing by the Institute of Business Ethics outlines the responsibilities organisations which collect and use personal data have and the questions to ask to evaluate where your company stands.
Investors see tangible value in sustainability related to operational efficiency and revenue performance. But company executives aren’t emphasising sustainability as much as investors would like, a global report shows.
Changes proposed this month to the Uniform Accountancy Act (UAA) and the Uniform CPA Examination Model Rules in the US are designed to help holders of qualified foreign designations apply for state licensure as a CPA and support the updated Uniform CPA Examination.
Sally Hindmarch, founder of coaching provider Partners With You, provides tips for a more enjoyable and more fruitful experience. She also reveals the most crucial, but often overlooked, aspect of networking.
Data can help multinationals better manage overseas talent in the face of rising regulatory and financial pressure, but most respondents polled by EY said they do not track how effective their international assignments are.
New research shows that 30% of FTSE 100 annual reports withhold relevant workforce-related information and, consequently, provide investors with an inaccurate view of opportunity and risk.
To improve a work/life balance that many US finance professionals and office workers feel is lopsided, here are five tips to get more out of upcoming summer vacations.
Common-sense strategies can help capture the hearts and minds of Millennials, the largest demographic group in the US labour market and the least engaged at the workplace.
Finance chiefs around the world face an increasing rate of change in business, as well as more scrutiny and regulation. Taking steps to grow skills and escape their comfort zone can help CFOs adapt to their changing role.