Strategic visions are great, but they can turn into nightmares at the project level. Here’s how to keep a project from becoming a runaway.
The banking giant’s experience with a $2 billion trading miscue provides a lesson in how not to protect against potential losses.
Consider mandatory vacations and surprise audits to deter would-be fraudsters – and try to catch them in the act.
A new approach to change lessee cost patterns is gaining momentum with FASB and IASB members.
The new law, which loosens reporting requirements for smaller businesses, has prompted some companies to actually add information to their regulatory filings.
How business can find value in a choice it wasn’t allowed to make.
As tech companies buy and sell patents for escalating sums of money, it’s beginning to look a lot like a bubble. What should CFOs do to value their companies’ intellectual property accurately and diligently?
How can a CFO make the best decisions about debt for the business?
Companies that buy goods from overseas sources because they like the price might want to think twice.
The big technology company’s efforts to educate its top finance talent are marked by a mix of virtual and face-to-face elements, which is a sensible if not-too-common approach.
Europeans have a different tolerance level for mandatory auditor rotation practices than their U.S. peers, which could lead to a permanent divide in auditor practices globally.
Regulators like the FINRA are taking a closer look at broker-dealers just as accounting missteps are on the rise.