FM’s editor-in-chief details articles in the December digital edition, including one that examines hard and soft trends and their impact on accounting and finance professionals. Listen to the podcast episode or read the Q&A.
In a statement, CIMA affirmed continued supervisory support for its members in practice while the regulator’s anti-money laundering model is in development.
There is potential to increase algorithm use, especially in human-related decisions such as hiring, by providing employees with an algorithm explanation.
An IFRS partnership is intended to accelerate the adoption of these standards across Latin America and the Caribbean. Also, the UK government unveils reforms to pension schemes.
Determining the level of data access, providing a financial perspective, and approaching AI carefully allows finance business partners to guide other functions.
A flexible four-stage process can help align investment decisions with the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, using ESG indicators and companies’ knowledge.
Finance chiefs in the UK plan to cut costs in response to the UK government announcement that National Insurance contributions for employers would increase.
FM’s editor-in-chief details articles on capital investment decisions, building skills beyond core finance, and Excel modelling. Listen to the podcast episode or read the Q&A.
US finance decision-makers in a quarterly survey say they have concerns on several fronts, including continuing worries about a recession. Revenue and profit projections are lower.
The percentage of respondents optimistic about the US economy dropped since the first quarter. Nearly 50% of finance decision-makers are optimistic about their own organisations, a new AICPA & CIMA survey shows.
Carbon emissions need to fall 25% to 50% by 2030 rather than the 11% that existing pledges will amount to, according to IMF managing director Kristalina Georgieva.
