By Tom Ravlic Chief Financial Officers will be able to discard multiple sets of guidance on sustainability reporting in coming years when a new body…
By Alexandra Cain Systematically reviewing procurement processes delivers many benefits aside from reducing costs. But all too often, lack of expertise, time and resources means…
By Michelle Gibbings When champagne corks were popping to ring in the New Year, many organisations and employees were hoping that 2021 would see the…
By Dr Ann-Maree Moodie Good governance demands an appropriate separation between those charged with managing a listed entity and those responsible for overseeing its managers.…
The transition to the AASB 16 / NZ IFRS 16 accounting standard, which was published in 2016 and came into force in January 2019, has…
Traditional accounting numbers and metrics don’t always tell the full story when it comes to relaying the value organisations are creating for all stakeholders.
The second part in this series, exploring how CFOs and their finance teams are planning and preparing for the year ahead, when there is still…
2021 has, as you would expect, started slowly in CFO land. Whilst the end of the 2020 year saw a lot of roles being finalized…
In the six months from March to September 2020, there was general economic gloom surrounding the prospects for the Australian economy.
CFOs today are spending less time on operational finance activities and more time on strategy, as increased automation is allowing more time for value-added tasks.
The role of CFOs has become more strategic than ever.
2020 has seen a rush to the digital marketplace for businesses who sought to reorganise in the wake of social distancing policies
Technology adoption, agility, cohesive communication, and strategic thinking are key considerations for CFOs in 2021, irrespective of company size or industry.
The end of the temporary moratorium on trading while insolvent means it’s crunch time for chief financial officers of businesses with substantial debts.
Clothing bins play a critical role in boosting Australia’s low textile recycling rate - progressing towards a thriving global circular economy.
Finance leaders will remain key players for insights and ideas in navigating a sense of recovery post COVID.
Technology is changing the way forward thinking CFOs work, particularly in the last year during the Covid-19 health crisis.
Regardless of the product or services offered, every business produces data—an invaluable asset that allows a business to better understand itself and make informed decisions.
Happy new year! Welcome to the first CFO market update of 2021. We were all hoping we would start 2021 Covid free but suspect we…
By Richard McBride, Editor | CFO Magazine After a year of fires, floods, lockdowns, travel restrictions and many CFOs banished to kitchens, studies, and bedrooms,…
By Chief Economist, Stephen Koukoulas The Australian economy has ended 2020 in significantly better shape than was assumed in the middle of the year. The…
By Ian Gilbert When the coronavirus pandemic struck, Pranay Lodhiya was hardly looking forward to working from home. A naturally gregarious chap, he fully expected…
By Michelle Gibbings Leadership and decision making go hand in hand, and as technology changes how we live and work and the rate of change…
This is a joint story between subscription technology leader Zuora and Australia’s largest car subscription provider, Carbar.