Optimism in M&A sustainable despite persistent headwinds
FutureCFO Editors
June 22, 2022
The optimism in M&A might be sustainable though activity level would not be the same as that in 2021, said
The optimism in M&A might be sustainable though activity level would not be the same as that in 2021, said
Almost two-thirds of mid-market businesses are feeling the effects of the great resignation. In response, they are focusing on attracting
Asian employers continue to face issues such as talent attraction and retention, said Mercer recently when releasing results of its
The total cost of financial crime compliance is projected to hit close to the US$ 50.1 billion mark in 2022
CFOs have bullish expansion plans despite the current challenging business environment, said employment platform Globalization Partners (G-P) recently. A research by
Technology deficit in the boardroom is impacting enterprise investment and digital transformation, said Deloitte recently when releasing results of a
Editor’s note: Finance executives could no longer succeed by focusing simply on numbers. Grace Lim (pictured), CFO at KK Women’s
With the war in Ukraine and lockdowns in China extending supply-chain disruptions and pushing up input costs, the balance of
Half of the current finance AI projects will be either delayed or cancelled by 2024, while the use of business
OECD projects global economic growth to decelerate sharply to around 3% this year and 2.8% in 2023, well below the recovery
The Global top 100 companies’ market cap continue to set records despite volatility in the global economy, said PwC recently
Pepperfry — an ecommerce furniture and home goods company in India —recently announced the appointment of Anand Batra as CFO.