Project management should include an exit plan.
Management accounting
How a CFO can become great
Finance leaders need to overcome four main challenges in shaping strategy and driving innovation necessary for sustainable growth.
Professor honored for research on whistleblowing
Bryan R. Stikeleather, assistant professor at the University of South Carolina’s Darla Moore School of Business, received the 2017 Greatest Potential Impact on Management Accounting Practice Award.
Award recognizes lifetime contributions in management accounting
Rajiv D. Banker received the 2017 AAA Lifetime Contribution to Management Accounting Award.
CFOs try to focus on strategy, but IT systems get in the way
Strategic planning is among the top priorities for CFOs in a new survey, but some finance chiefs feel hampered by legacy IT systems.
Shaking up the board
It is essential that board makeups represent the customers the company serves.
Most CPA executives favor repeal of Affordable Care Act, survey shows
CPA business executives predict rising costs related to employee health care, and nearly two-thirds have tried to contain costs through higher deductibles.
Why ‘complete ERM’ is a myth
Risk management initiatives must evolve as an organisation’s risk exposures change. These days, all entities are taking a harder look at how they manage risk, according to an annual survey.
U.S. economic optimism surges
Concerns about regulation eased, and projections for revenue, profits, and expansion are on the rise amongst U.S. CPA decision-makers in a quarterly survey.
Currency turmoil, price, and profit in global markets
Small and midsize multinational companies can use these strategies to manage the risks of volatile foreign currency exchange rates.
Janet Wong, CPA
Janet Wong, CPA, an audit committee chair with ties to Silicon Valley, discusses best practices for CPA audit committee chairs and the expansion of innovation culture beyond Silicon Valley.
Figuring out transfer pricing: How to set terms of negotiation between departments
Transfer pricing can be a battleground for competing interests within a company. When those interests aren’t balanced, the company could lose out.
Using surplus budgeting to advance and sustain your mission
A disciplined budgeting approach helped not-for-profit Ducks Unlimited overcome serious financial concerns following the most recent recession.
How to keep compliance and ethics on target
Seth Cohen, director, risk management and compliance solutions at PwC, offers six ways for organizations to balance compliance and ethics.
The value of risk interviews as part of ERM strategy
One answer at a time, organizations can identify and address critical risks.
Dale Sheff, CPA, CGMA
Dale Sheff, CPA, CGMA, controller of Graybar, explains how CPAs who want to push their careers toward management accounting can do so, but he says the path requires commitment.
The top global risks for 2017
Executives ranked the business environment as riskier than in previous years, but many don’t plan to devote more resources to risk management, according to a new survey.
How organizations can increase 401(k) participation
This column offers seven ways finance departments can boost employee participation and investment in 401(k) plans.
Election buoys sentiment among US finance executives
Despite regulation remaining a top concern for U.S. businesses, optimism is growing in the wake of the presidential election.
U.S. anti-money laundering regulations well-developed, analysis finds
U.S. anti-money laundering regulations are well-developed, and domestic coordination to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing is sophisticated and has improved over the past 10 years.
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