Clips
CFOs tweak their investment portfolios before the Fed meeting.
CFO turnover and the state of the economy.
CFOs delay investments ahead of the U.S. presidential election.
US companies report surging interest income.
More firms are going public to raise capital for debt reduction.
When will the Fed start cutting rates?
There’s still plenty of life left in cash.
Companies rush to borrow debt.
Dealmaking is expected to pick up.
Companies are slow to reduce debt after closing mergers and acquisitions.
Companies miss debt reduction targets after deal making.
Companies struggle to reduce leverage after debt-fueled M&A.
Interviewing the CFOs of Delta, GE and Honeywell.
Another Fed pause: Companies navigate higher financing costs.
Companies struggle with rising interest expenses.
The Fed pauses — for how long?
The ongoing standoff around the U.S. debt ceiling and its impact on markets.
The Fed’s final interest rate hike?
SVB’s collapse.
The latest U.S. CPI reading.
Tyson CFO John R. Tyson faces questions from governance experts.
Twitter cuts costs.
Twitter’s first week under Elon Musk.
What’s ahead for Twitter’s next CFO?
The Fed’s latest rate decision.
Talked about the Fed’s most recent rate hike.
Discussed another rate rise by the Fed.
Discussed inflation and interest rates with Julian Worricker.
Discussed the Fed’s latest interest rate move.
U.S. companies hedge against the strong dollar.
Discussed the Federal Reserve’s latest interest rate rise with Rich Preston.
Discussed the economic outlook and how to prepare for rising rates with Citigroup CFO Mark Mason.
Discussed sustainability disclosure with Mardi McBrien/IFRS Foundation and Carrie Christopher/Splunk.
Discussed the U.S. CPI.
Discussed the Fed’s interest rate increase and the impact on business.
Discussed the impact of the Russian war on Ukraine with David Eades.
Discussing potential changes to domestic and international tax rules.
With the CFOs of Foot Locker and Nielsen.
Why Twitter doesn’t invest in Bitcoin (yet).
Why companies lobby against new interest-deduction limits.
With the CFOs of AT&T, Estée Lauder and Salesforce.
With the CFOs of Marriott International and Waste Management.
Discussed the papers and some personal news with Sally Bundock.
BBC, April 2019
Discussed the Brexit-delay with Victoria Fritz.
BBC, March 2019
Discussed Brexit with Ben Bland.
BBC, February 2019
Discussed Trump, trade and China with Sally Bundock.
BBC, January 2019
Discussed the implications of a potential no-deal Brexit with Ros Atkins.
WSJ CFO Network, June 2018
Moderated a panel at the WSJ’s CFO Network in Washington, D.C.
WSJ CFO Network, June 2017
Moderated a Brexit-panel at the WSJ’s CFO Network in Washington, D.C.
“Ending job security commitments at a company synonymous with German engineering prowess signals how far Europe’s biggest economy has fallen behind on competitiveness.”
With Kamala Harris and Donald Trump in a close presidential race, finance chiefs are preparing for a range of scenarios, @Nina_Trentmann writes in the latest CFO Briefing
Eli Lilly elevated a longtime company insider to succeed its former CFO who left for Google parent Alphabet. Lucas Montarce is taking on financial oversight for the world’s biggest pharma company by market capitalization with a valuation of $858 billion.
Companies looking to go public face a tough choice as the fall IPO window opens: take the leap with markets near all-time highs, or wait until next year when risks around interest rates and the US election have faded.
"Ending job security commitments at a company synonymous with German engineering prowess signals how far Europe’s biggest economy has fallen behind on competitiveness."
With Kamala Harris and Donald Trump in a close presidential race, finance chiefs are preparing for a range of scenarios, @Nina_Trentmann writes in the latest CFO Briefing
Eli Lilly elevated a longtime company insider to succeed its former CFO who left for Google parent Alphabet. Lucas Montarce is taking on financial oversight for the world’s biggest pharma company by market capitalization with a valuation of $858 billion.
Companies looking to go public face a tough choice as the fall IPO window opens: take the leap with markets near all-time highs, or wait until next year when risks around interest rates and the US election have faded.