Markets have been assuming that inflation was under control and monetary policy easing would follow. But that may not be the case.
By Vincent Ryan •Feb. 16, 2024
Earnings Growth Leads to Higher Valuations at PE-Backed Firms
However, earnings multiples have contracted due to higher interest rates and lower revenue growth, said Lincoln International.
By Vincent Ryan •Feb. 14, 2024
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Labor Trends, Inflation Data, and the Morning Routine of Dewey’s Pizza’s CFO: Trial Balance
This week, we look at the latest labor trends impacting finance teams, and Dewey’s Pizza CFO MaryAnn Waltz shares the hands-on experience she received when joining the pizza chain.
By CFO Editorial Staff •Feb. 12, 2024
How to Be Ready When Activist Investors Come Knocking
More than 180 different activist investors initiated campaigns in 2023, including a record number of “first-timers.”
By Vincent Ryan •Feb. 8, 2024
Accountants: 2024 Will Be Economically Challenging
According to the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, three trends could heavily impact economies and businesses this year.
Axiom’s New CFO, This Week’s IPOs, and Better Performance in Annual Reporting: Trial Balance
This month’sMetric of the Month columnfrom the CFO of APQC offers three ways to lead your team to better performance in annual reporting.
By CFO Editorial Staff •Feb. 5, 2024
A Tale of Two IPO Markets
Although conditions point to a step forward for the IPO market this year, don’t expect it to come roaring back.
By David McCann •Jan. 31, 2024
Fed Meeting, FloQast CFO, and Debt Restructuring Advice: Trial Balance
Investors “will be looking for clarification about the wide gap between the much bigger expectations for rate cuts from the market and the smaller ones the panel projects.”
By CFO Editorial Staff •Jan. 29, 2024
SPACs Will Survive New SEC Regs
“Those committed to the asset class will find a way to operatewithin the new disclosure regime,” said King & Spalding Partner Timothy FitzSimons.
By Vincent Ryan •Jan. 29, 2024
GDP and Inflation Data, Pittsburgh Botanic Garden’s CFO, and Post-Acquisition Strategies: Trial Balance
This week we talk to the CFO of thePittsburgh Botanic Garden about his role in fundraising, hybrid work, and succession planning.
By CFO Editorial Staff •Jan. 22, 2024
Acquisitions Hurt Share Prices in 2023
Some signs point to 2024 being a better year for M&A.
By David McCann •Jan. 17, 2024
CFO Sentiment Darkened in Q4 2023
Net optimism for CFOs' own companies' financial prospects also fell.
By David McCann •Jan. 10, 2024
2024 Workplace Outlook, U.S. Inflation Data, and Bank Earnings: Trial Balance
Looking ahead tothe Dec. 2023 CPI reportand Bank of America and JP Morgan earnings.
By CFO Editorial Staff •Jan. 8, 2024
The 10 Most-Read CFO Stories of 2023
While our story on the probable lengthof a recession took top spot for year, coverage of “coffee badging” and “quiet” workplace trends also attracted many readers.
By Lauren Muskett •Dec. 26, 2023
Equipment Financing Activity Flat in November
Equipment lenders and lessors have kept delinquencies and charge-offs manageable, but total industryheadcount has fallen month after month with the rise in interest rates.
By Vincent Ryan •Dec. 21, 2023
Duke-Fed CFO Survey Hints at Cautious Optimism for 2024
TheCFOoptimism index rating rose to 58, up from 56.2from last quarter, in the latest Duke University/Richmond Federal Reserve CFO survey.
By Adam Zaki •Dec. 20, 2023
Housing Market Thaws, Data’s Importance to AI, and Rockstar CFOs: Trial Balance
Economic data will not takean early holiday, as releases on the U.S. housing market,durable goods orders, and personal consumption expenditures are all on the docket this week before Christmas.
By CFO Editorial Staff •Dec. 18, 2023
New researchoffers CFOs insights on whatfactors to prepare for if they anticipate their organizations being part of an M&A deal this upcoming year.
By Adam Zaki •Dec. 13, 2023
November Inflation Data, Fed Meeting, and Goat Hospitality Group’s CFO: Trial Balance
Inflation, interest rates, and the Federal Reserve will grab the limelight, as markets look for signs the Fed will start cutting interest rates in the first half of 2024.
By CFO Editorial Staff •Dec. 11, 2023
ServiceRocket’s CFO On Leadership, Nov. Jobs Report, Managing Financial Procedures: Trial Balance
Despite data pointing to a “soft landing” for the U.S. economy, expectations of rate cuts got a boost last week.
By CFO Editorial Staff •Dec. 4, 2023
Baruch Auditing Conference, Brex Exec On Going From CFO to COO, and Inflation Expectations: Trial Balance
This week, we look forward to Baruch College's 18th annual auditing conference, discussions with CFOs from the Timken Company and MDH Partners, and more.
By CFO Editorial Staff •Nov. 27, 2023
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Nov. 27, 2023
95% of Accountants Satisfied With Current Role
Nearly two-thirds (62%) of accountants surveyed by ShareFile indicated they weren’t looking to change jobs anytime soon.
By Adam Zaki •Nov. 20, 2023
EY Hit With $3MEthics Penalty;PCAOB Finds Flaws in 46% of EY Audits
The Big Four firm says deficiency rate rose to 46% in annual inspections.
By David McCann •Nov. 15, 2023
Retail Sales, Chipotle’s CFO, and Billing Adjustments: Trial Balance
Congressional drama around another government shutdown, new consumer pricedata, and earnings from Target and Walmart will also drawmuch attention this week.
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