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The Digital Management Accounting credential, a pathway to the CGMA designation, has been added to Beijing’s International Professional Qualification Directory.
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.
Finance leaders’ optimism about their own organisations remained the same, sentiment about the global economy improved, and revenue and profit projections showed a slight increase, a quarterly survey shows.
One-third of employers globally expect geopolitical conflict to be a key driver of business transformation by 2030, according to a new report from the World Economic Forum.
Redundancies in the UK were one factor in the share of job seekers mirroring those from late 2020, according to a monthly report from KPMG and the REC.
The IAASB and IESBA jointly seek to assist practitioners in the consistent application of standards. Also, the IFRS Foundation issues an update on global ISSB adoption.
A US federal appeals court extended its stay of a nationwide injunction on tariffs imposed by a trade court and proposed a schedule that would include oral arguments on July 31 in the challenge to the president’s authority.
As tariff uncertainty continues, finance can prepare for its impacts by using multiple tools, partnering with the business, and communicating with stakeholders.
US finance executives’ optimism declined sharply in the second quarter, as tariff concerns mount and businesses pivot their strategies to accommodate shifting requirements, a new survey shows.
A monthly report from KPMG and the Recruitment and Employment Confederation shows a hiring picture that is brighter than the start of the year. Recruiting, however, continues to be “muted”.
