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How External Factors Shape Internal Strategies Through Strategic Risk Management 

CFO Talks

How External Factors Shape Internal Strategies Through Strategic Risk Management Picture this: Youre the captain of a ship in a vast, unpredictable ocean. External forceswhether economic, technological, or socialcan quickly turn smooth sailing into turbulent waters. Businesses that fail to adapt risk falling behind competitors.

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ExecOpinion: CFO’s guide to AI’s impact on risk management

Future CFO

However, for most organisations, it is still early days and much needs to be learned and discovered about AI for users and leaders to fully grasp the impact of the technology. In this context, CFOs must adopt a proactive stance, perceiving AI not only as a source of risk but also as a vital component in the risk management toolkit.

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CFOs must balance sustainability mandates, invest in technologies, report finds

Future CFO

Chief financial officers are in it for a balancing act on sustainability mandates, technology investments, and economic and geopolitical shifts. Other key takeaways are the following: AI investments should be aligned with business objectives and demonstrate clear ROI.

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Financial alchemy: How CFOs can lead the tech revolution in their organisations

Future CFO

At the FutureCFO Conference series, organised by Cxociety, finance leaders in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines and Thailand ranked automation and degitalisation (80%), investing in talent and employee development (58%) and continuous innovation (47%) as the top three strategies most important to sustainable growth in 2024.

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The evolving banking landscape: insights for CFOs in Asia

Future CFO

Regulatory demands : Rising regulatory requirements, particularly in AML and cybersecurity, necessitate that banks prioritise IT investments, directly influencing CFOs financial planning and risk management. Building a culture of continuous learning and establishing a dynamic risk management model will be critical.

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Cybersecurity investments: A strategic imperative for CFOs

Future CFO

In this environment, CFOs must prioritise cybersecurity investments that deliver a tangible return on investment. One of the main challenges in securing cybersecurity investments lies in the nature of cybersecurity itself. How can we maximise the return on these investments while achieving our security goals?"

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Tariffs and Returns: Lessons from 150 Years of Market History

CFA Institute

Guido Baltussen serves as the head of Quantitative Strategies International at Northern Trust Asset Management. Prior to joining Northern Trust, Baltussen was, amongst others, the head of Equity Factor Investing and co-head of Quantitative Fixed Income. He has also served as an adjunct professor at the Illinois Institute of Technology.