CFO Insights
November 2022 Issue
"The future cannot be prevented and remains uncertain, but CFOs can prepare the organization to be resilient when it arrives.”
— "Uncertainty Allowances: How CFOs Can Prepare for the Unexpected"
Recent Thought Leadership
Uncertainty Allowances: How CFOs Can Prepare For The Unexpected
For CFOs contending with uncertainties that resemble sci-fi plotlines (war, climate change, natural disasters, nuclear saber-rattling, beached container ships), there’s an even better approach: Allow for the unexpected and prepare the organization for the most probable of those futures.
Biden Doubles Down at COP27
At the 2022 United Nations Climate Change Conference, or Conference of the Parties of the UNFCCC (more commonly referred to as COP27), in Egypt, United States President Joe Biden asserted that global warming posed an existential threat to the planet and promised his country would meet its targets for fighting it.
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Four Enablers to Achieve a Balanced Approach to Inventory Management
As CFOs deepen their collaborations with supply chain leaders to deploy and improve revenue assurance models, they’re seeking reassurance that “just-in-case” approaches will not lead to excess inventories or trigger working capital and cashflow management risks.
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Insurance Distribution Firm Positions Itself for Successful IPO and Global Expansion with Finance and Technology Transformation
An award-winning, entrepreneurial insurance distribution and risk management firm serving more than 1.2 million clients was facing multiple challenges as it prepared to launch an initial public offering (IPO). The company was experiencing massive growth through the acquisition of as many as 20 companies per year.
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