“When you look at the S&P 500, you have to make two calls,” says one analyst. Plus, an interview with Strategy’s Andrew Kang.
Paging the CFO: Your Health-Care Costs Are Going Up
Expenses are forecast to rise more than 9% in 2026, forcing executives to find savings. Plus, SGX’s finance chief talks about digital assets.
CPA or MBA, Which Is Better for Your Career? CFOs Discuss
A bigger focus on strategy is leading more executives to pursue business degrees. Plus, the finance chief of Imax talks about streaming and China.
Is Donald Trump About to Make US CFOs’ Life Easier?
Finance chiefs react as the president revives the debate over the timing of corporate earnings reports. Plus, a sit-down with the CFO of crypto powerhouse Coinbase.
What Fed Cuts Look Like From the CFO Seat
Funding costs are only one factor among many that finance chiefs are grappling with. Plus, Victoria’s Secret’s Scott Sekella on pricing and discounts, tariffs and the state of the consumer.
A Double Shot of CFO Straight Talk
The finance chiefs of sound-equipment maker Bose Professional and Singapore lender United Overseas Bank sound off on supply chains, AI and more.
CFOs Take Stock as Tariffs Sink In
Cava, Tapestry, Marriott and others weigh in on the health of the consumer, trade policy and demand. Plus, a one-on-one with Lenovo’s CFO.
AI and the Art of Going Public
CFOs say the technology is helping them keep a lid on costs and hit milestones faster on the path to an IPO. Plus, Singtel’s Arthur Lang talks about growth opportunities and partnering with KKR.
Looking Under the Hood of Grab, GoTo and Pony AI
The companies face similar challenges, including how to balance growth with profitability, but are finding slightly different answers to respond to them. Plus, the CFO of Flix talks busses, trains and planes.
From Singapore, CFOs Provide Candid Commentary on Sustainability
Cost concerns are becoming more pressing as Trump’s trade war puts company finances under strain. Plus, CapitaLand Investment’s Paul Tham talks about the firm’s push into private credit.