The pandemic disrupted supply chains and added logistics costs in many industries. Here’s how Welbilt, a global supplier of restaurant equipment, responded.
The COVID-19 pandemic has underscored to finance leaders the need to have structures that can withstand shocks to help their teams and their business thrive.
Organisations of all sizes are at risk, and finance departments are at the forefront of identifying and mitigating ransomware risks. We talk with Gerry Glombicki, CPA, director with Fitch Ratings insurance group, about how finance professionals should be approaching ransomware.
Recent months have seen a spate of ransomware attacks that have been greater in number and more sophisticated than those of a few years ago. The growing threat is prompting cybersecurity experts to advise clients on how to shore up their defences.
Ahead of the UN’s October COP26 conference in Glasgow, pension funds commit to align their investment portfolios ‘with a 1.5°C climate change pathway’.
Supply chain disruptions remain a problem a year into the pandemic. Here are four basic tactics CFOs can use to be better prepared the next time a crisis hits.
To influence tomorrow’s business decisions, finance talent must have a broad set of skills to manage risk and deal with uncertainty, the CFO of J&J’s pharma research-and-development unit suggests.
ENGAGE EUROPE 2021 speaker Matthew Russell, a London-based financial crime partner at PwC’s London forensic services, discusses the challenges and opportunities for management accountants confronting money laundering risk.
CFOs need to know the signs to help their businesses detect whether timber in their supply chains could have come from questionable sources and practices.
Creating a board of directors that has diversity of perspectives and diversity of people has been challenging. Here are nine actions companies can take to succeed.
