Enron’s Andy Fastow: How CFOs Go Bad
Against the backdrop of the FTX meltdown, Fastow talks with StrategicCFO360 about how finance chiefs can get lost in ‘gray areas.’
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Against the backdrop of the FTX meltdown, Fastow talks with StrategicCFO360 about how finance chiefs can get lost in ‘gray areas.’
CFOs are excited about the automation of manual accounting and finance management processes—but even more jazzed about what lies ahead.
As the risk of a ‘systemic cyber event’ grows, cyber insurance is getting harder to come by—and CFOs are focusing in on cybersecurity: ‘Were another SolarWinds-type attack to occur, many companies may not be covered for the losses.’
Given a divided Congress and fears of recession, tax reform is on the back burner. In the meantime, finance chiefs are doubling down on tax automation.
As economic headwinds blow, finance chiefs balance strategic investments with prudent expense management.
At times of economic uncertainty, CFOs focus on cash—where it’s coming from, when it’s coming, how much is coming and what to do when it’s less than forecast?
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