CFO - July 2016

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TRAPPED BY SHORT TERMISM, CFOS SEEK LONG INNINGS - Driven by business pressures to meet quarterly targets, CFOs are caught in the mighty grip of short termism. A CFO India survey done with CFA Institute mapped the perceptions of the finance community towards quarterly reporting and found that they would rather play for long-term value creation for business sustainability.

I THINK - FRAUD: A REASON FOR INDIAN BANKING WOES - Robin Banerjee, Managing Director at Caprihans India Ltd and also an author, discusses the concept of fraud in the
corporate world.

GLOBAL ROUND-UP - UK CREATES HISTORY: BREXIT’S NOW A REALITY

POLICY CAPSULE - BIG PUSH TO FDI POLICY

CFO Magazine Description:

The Chief Financial Officer's (CFO) role has been under transition for the last decade - but the pace only seems to have increased. The CFO has emerged as the Most Valuable Player (MVP) in the Board Room, and now shapes corporate strategies. New challenges appear on the horizon continuously and the dilemmas grow by the day. In our view, the need of the hour is to facilitate the on- going transition by creating networks for exchange and engagement. 

Equally important is the need to ensure that the experience and knowledge of today's CFO is harnessed for use by the next-in-line through mentoring platforms. The CFO Institute's programmes and publications have been designed as a means to this end, and help the finance fraternity meet their new benchmarks for success. This is a monthly publication.