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CFOs around the world have numerous competing priorities as they continue to add strategy-related responsibilities, according to a new survey that also shows finance chiefs benefitting from new technology tools.
FM’s editor-in-chief details articles in the October digital edition, including one on how managers can address their workers’ stress. Listen to the podcast episode or read the Q&A.
Revenue growth and operational savings from climate-related initiatives are incentivising the push for technology-driven migration and adaptation solutions.
John Graham, FCMA, CGMA, sets out priorities for his term as CIMA president, details plans to increase member engagement, and shares tips for leading with purpose.
Leaders believe AI is intrinsic to competitiveness and resilience, but many leaders in a global survey admit that transformation efforts are outpacing workforce capabilities.
The Digital Management Accounting credential, a pathway to the CGMA designation, has been added to Beijing’s International Professional Qualification Directory.
AI can assist in accounting, auditing, assurance, forecasting, and tax — and accountants need to understand the cybersecurity, privacy, and ethics issues, too.
The rise in UK candidates in August was the most pronounced since 2020. Also, starting salary growth was the weakest in over four years, according to a monthly report.
For finance teams to work smarter, they need to collaborate strategically with other functions — research by CIMA and The Productivity Institute suggests ways to do that.
The CEO of the Association of International Certified Professional Accountants joined the podcast to discuss a variety of topics from his first eight months on the job.
Finance professionals expect to scale agentic AI within the next three years, but few employees in a new global survey are open to being managed by AI agents.
