Future of finance
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Finance leaders take on top skills for the future
Global finance leaders recently shared their opinions on the top skills employees need. This podcast episode summarises the sentiment.
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Top finance skills
In this series, we interview CFOs, finance directors, and other leaders from around the world to find out what skills are at the top of their minds.
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Telecoms finance leader: Storytelling is not just for salespeople
Jesmin Ehsan, ACMA, CGMA, at Ericsson Telecommunications says finance professionals need to learn the art of storytelling to make numbers come alive.
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What evolving sustainability regulation means to finance
This is the first in a series of episodes that explore how the finance function can drive sustainable business success and account for environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues.
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How automation is driving Indian finance teams to upskill
Automation is forcing finance professionals in Indian shared-service centres to change their mindset and skills. Rohit Kharbanda, FCMA, CGMA, a senior director at InterContinental Hotels Group, sees that as an opportunity.
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Holding company CFO: Communication is still top skill for 2021
Telling the story of the numbers is becoming a critical skillset for finance professionals, according to one CFO.
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Banking finance leader: A skills balance is key in 2021
The head of finance operations and transformation program for a pan-African bank considers perseverance, vulnerability, and tech savvy as essential to success.
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Business partnering skills: 'You need to understand your counterpart'
The CFO for PepsiCo’s CIS business says finance leaders need to develop professional resilience and business partnering skills and ‘see the big picture’.
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Data focus pushes finance professionals to continuously learn
Data is increasingly gaining in importance to understand and predict the business, particularly in retail industries. To keep up, finance professionals should learn continuously.
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How to unlock the creative talent within your finance team
A new study reveals that creativity can be developed and sustained in the most unexpected places.
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