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Global risks ahead in 2022: Part 2
CFOs need to have a wide range of emerging risks on their radar including those arising from regulatory change and geopolitical threats.Global risks ahead in 2022: Part 1
CFOs need to have a wide range of emerging risks on their radar that include labour and health and safety risks, supply chain disruption, and inflation.So you think you know Kaplan and Norton’s balanced scorecard?
Test your knowledge of Kaplan and Norton’s powerful and globally popular tool.Climate change: Moving from aspirations to action
Although executives across the globe increasingly say the world is at a climate change tipping point, they have been slow to implement some strategies that can make a big difference for the environment.5 key areas for talent investment in 2022
Here’s where small organisations can find a big impact on staff.UK economic advancement plans reflect Association objectives
Policy objectives advocated for by the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants figured prominently in the UK government’s plans for spreading economic opportunity announced Wednesday.How to harness and manage sustainability data using emerging tech
Managing sustainably requires more evidence than contained in conventional accounting systems. Here are a few tips to put sustainability data to good use.Energy risk: How businesses can reduce costs in a volatile market
Hedging has a role in cutting energy costs when lowering consumption is not enough to offset surging prices.UK government sets plans for spreading economic opportunity
The UK government announced plans Wednesday designed to reduce inequality in economic opportunities and uplift areas that are struggling financially.4 ways CFOs can help businesses retain employees
The pandemic begat the Great Resignation across industries, markets and companies. Finance leaders can help their organisations retain professionals and keep them inspired.Business adds a new core function: Societal leadership
The annual Edelman Trust Barometer shows that companies and CEOs are seen as trusted and able to effect change on global issues.5 steps towards the future of finance
Technology underpins finance’s role, but CFOs also need to consider data governance, managing change, and championing the move from cost to value.Freight rates won’t ease in 2022, DHL exec says
Businesses may want to sign 2- or 3-year contracts to hedge against future price increases, says the head of DHL’s freight business.Corruption levels show no improvement, tested in part by COVID-19
The annual Corruption Perceptions Index shows that most countries have failed to make significant progress against corruption in the past decade.Climate disclosure requirements set to take effect in UK
Mandatory climate disclosures for the largest companies were enshrined into UK law last week. Here’s what companies will need to disclose after the law takes effect in April.DEI trends that can boost performance in 2022
Finance leaders should be watching for these diversity, equity and inclusion trends as the global economy enters the third year of the pandemic.Shell China CFO on his 2022 priorities and finance leadership
Patrick Tai, CFO of Shell China entities, speaks on his 2022 priorities and the three key skills finance leaders should have in an uncertain world.5 ways to improve vendor communications in a supply chain crisis
It’s time to look beyond price and focus on forming lasting relationships with your valued suppliers.5 ways to communicate with clarity
Finance and accounting professionals can help advance their careers with concise, clear communication. Here’s how.
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