
Enabling finance professionals to engage with sustainability
ACCA’s Sharon Machado, head of sustainable business, Maggie McGhee, executive director – strategy and governance, and Dale Burridge, director of

ACCA’s Sharon Machado, head of sustainable business, Maggie McGhee, executive director – strategy and governance, and Dale Burridge, director of

Hsiao Mei Chow, head of corporate reporting insights – sustainability at ACCA, and Sharon Machado, head of sustainable business at

Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) experts Hsiao Mei Chow, Rachel Johnson and Alexandra Zaronina-Kirillova discuss the people, process and technology

As it is an undeniable reality that chief financial officers and finance professionals must face matters on sustainability and dedicate ample time

Financial leaders are responsible on bringing competitive advantage to the organisation. And as companies become increasingly focused on ensuring accurate

A high prevalence and deep concerns about the damaging impact of bribery and corruption on small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)

The finance function, including finance professionals and their roles, has been evolving to keep up with the changes in the market and

The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) identified the importance of knowing how to navigate the sustainability agenda among finance professionals in the road

Boardroom leadership, including chief financial officers, needs to manage artificial intelligence risks to drive trust, according to the Association of

Finance professionals and their roles have been evolving to keep up with the changes that have been happening here and there in

One of the five agendas that the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) identified for finance professionals to create a a better, fairer, and

The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) identified the importance of good ethics among finance professionals as one of the pathways to