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Members’ Profile: Rofhiwa Irene Singo

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This early encouragement played a key role in shaping my future, as it introduced me to the world of business and numbers. I was particularly impressed with how organised and meticulous the Chinese are in their planning and how they receive their guests. What advice would you give to someone aspiring to be a CFO?

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Late Payments and Lost Confidence: The Hidden Cost of Tariffs

Trade Credit & Liquidity Management

import tariffs on business operations, supply chains, and financial planning. The survey included companies from the manufacturing, transportation, retail/wholesale, technology, and automotive sectors. Looking ahead, 37% of businesses plan to reduce imports from China and 28% from Canada and Mexico.

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Saudi Arabia: The Corporate Bet

Global Finance

Foreign direct investment (FDI) has tripled, and the number of investors has increased tenfold. Investment-Friendly Rules To strengthen the business climate, Saudi Arabia has enacted a number of regulatory reforms, including a new investment law that came into effect in February.

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Onwards to 2025: How the accountancy profession gears up

Future CFO

Finance teams found their way in 2024 to keep up with the ever-changing market landscape brought about by a number of factors. A competitive compensation package with the highlight of healthcare extending to family as well as transportation and parking privileges are also seen as top priorities."

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From Crisis to Comeback: Louis Klopper’s Turnaround Playbook for CFOs 

CFO Talks

Whats Your Plan B? Louis is known for his mantra: Whats your Plan B? The business rescue plan involved: Operational Restructuring : Closing underperforming stores and streamlining operations to reduce costs. Companies have to tread carefully and do their planning and homework properly. The real challenge?

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Kuwait: Balancing Revenue Growth With Stability

Global Finance

Overall, Kuwait has $121 billion worth of planned projects in the pipeline, with several to be awarded this year. The new line will be part of a broader, 2,100-kilometer network spanning the GCC, expected to transport 8 million passengers and 95 million tons of cargo annually by 2045. The transaction was later called off.

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The Green Investment Puzzle

Global Finance

Electrified transport and renewable-energy generation sucked up more than $600 billion each globally in 2023, according to Allianz. The rush to build AI data centersmassive energy consumerswill drive those numbers only higher. Indias renewable capacity surged to nearly half the US level last year, with plans to triple by 2030.