
CFO Optimism About Year Ahead Rises For First Time In A Year
There are plenty of caveats, but finance chiefs see a mild recession with a quick resolution, easing inflation, low unemployment and diminishing supply chain issues ahead.
There are plenty of caveats, but finance chiefs see a mild recession with a quick resolution, easing inflation, low unemployment and diminishing supply chain issues ahead.
Chief Executive’s latest CEO and Senior Executive Compensation Report reveals how finance chiefs are doing—and how they compare to others in the C-Suite.
In December 2021, StrategicCFO360 surveyed 127 CFOs from around the country on their predictions for 2022. Then came a war, record-high inflation and growing fears of recession. How did the predictions hold up?
New polling from StrategicCFO360 shows finance chiefs gained confidence in future business conditions again in February as Covid-19 diminishes, though multiple concerns remain.
Recent polling from StrategicCFO360 shows CFOs continue to gain confidence in the new year, however, it is at a much slower pace than before, and fewer CFOs now expect gains in revenues and profits in the year ahead compared to December.
Recent polling from StrategicCFO360 shows CFO confidence is bolstered by high consumer spending and a strong stock market, despite increased disapproval of government leadership and continued concerns over the labor market, inflation and more.
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