June 18, 2025
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NOTE FROM THE EDITOR:
Dear readers,
It’s no secret that the Trump administration has shaken up global trade, finance and post-World War II alliances. To help readers navigate the changing business landscape, CFO Dive’s Jim Tyson interviewed finance chiefs and scenario planning experts to learn how finance leaders can help their companies both seize opportunities and curb risks stemming from all the policy shifts.
In his Deep Dive, “7 CFO tips for thriving despite ‘perma-crisis’ turmoil,” Jim shares those experts’ best practices as well as practical ideas that CFOs can use to succeed in today’s markets. To learn more on the subject, you can tune into a panel that Jim will be moderating next month titled “Surviving and thriving amid policy turbulence.” It is part of our July 9 virtual live event: Risky Business: Navigating Policy and Compliance Turbulence. You can register for the free event here.
We also wanted to let you know that we will not publish a CFO Dive newsletter tomorrow in observance of Juneteenth, the federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. Our newsletter will be back in your inbox on Friday. We wish you a peaceful holiday.
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Maura Webber Sadovi
Senior Editor, CFO Dive
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Deep Dive
“Foundational rules for risk management have been fundamentally altered forever," the former CEO of the Institute of Internal Auditors said.
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While there’s growing momentum behind the push to ease CPA licensure rules, the legislative initiatives have stalled in some states this year.
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The CEO appointment comes as Yum Brands is looking to further integrate artificial intelligence throughout its restaurant brands and offerings.
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Ease compliance and gain insights to manage carbon risks, costs and financial planning.
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AI is “driving so much change at the company … saving us thousands upon thousands of hours” as well as millions of dollars, Microsoft’s Cory Hrncirik said.
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The liquidity pressures faced by the home goods retailer were “exacerbated and accelerated” by the uncertain tariff environment, CFO Jeremy Aguilar said.
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Whether it’s adjusting scenario plans in an era of on-again-off-again tariffs or keeping company data safe while incorporating AI, CFOs face a host of new risks in today’s fast-changing business climate. Learn more in
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With Edgar Next, the financial filing process will be redesigned, introducing new expectations and risks. Explore how to streamline enrollment as the Edgar Next deadline approaches in this webinar.
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