CFOs are bullish on the post-pandemic recovery at the moment and are looking at overhauling their capital allocation strategy amid the scrutinising eyes of investors, stakeholders, and employees. 

So you’re excellent with numbers and strategic thinking? Chances are, these skills aren’t enough to turn you into a sought-after CFO. Today, companies need finance leaders who can deliver complex data in an easy-to-understand way to various stakeholders — even to those with little background in finance. Find out why, along with the benefits of developing strong CFO communication skills, by reading this article.

Investing in the firm’s future is non-negotiable for CFOs. Thriving in this new world, we experienced substantial industry changes that gave us a sneak peek of what the future of finance looks like- and they’re here to stay. 

Along with the decentralization of work across the globe, a relatively new technology has also gained traction during the pandemic. People call it decentralized finance, and it’s expected to create massive changes in the way financial transactions are carried out.

Now that we have an initial understanding of what finance transformation is, we go to its application: how to start the process, what drives the initiative, the obstacles, and the best practices in finance transformation. 

The future of office spaces is still indefinite so long as COVID-19 remains a serious health risk.