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cfoindia News July 27, 2023

SEBI implements stricter guidelines for reporting material events

SEBI’s new reporting regulations enhance transparency, specify deadlines, and reduce discretion in material event reporting for listed companies. SEBI has

cfoindia Economy July 27, 2023

Assessing the impact of Fed’s rate hike on global financial markets

Fed’s rate hike spree and its potential impact on Indian economy and foreign investments is a captivating subject. As an

cfoindia Leaders Speak July 27, 2023

Modernizing the Balanced Scorecard: Reevaluating classic financial indicators for today’s challenges

Ms. Anita Ananthan writes about how the Balanced Scorecard, a strategic tool, has evolved to meet today’s demands. Let’s explore

cfoindia Lounge July 22, 2023

The future of AI: Will AI models go big or small?

AI’s versatility poses cost challenges, but factors like fine-tuning, shrinking data needs, and free models are driving innovation. Foundational AI

cfoindia Corporate July 22, 2023

The ‘Green Role’ conundrum: India Inc struggles with ESG talent gap

The high demand for climate science and ESG expertise is outstripping supply as businesses respond to sustainability regulations. When StepChange,

cfoindia News July 22, 2023

The Rupee’s growing global influence

India’s plan to promote rupee with Russia faltered. Instead, reliance on the Chinese yuan emerged, raising various concerns. A year

cfoindia News July 13, 2023

Where is the global economy headed?

In times of global economic uncertainty, focusing on saving rates, investment, and human capital can provide crucial insights. One way

cfoindia News July 13, 2023

GST Council meeting yields mixed results

The GST Council has made significant decisions, including tax clarity on online games and casinos, and rate rationalizations. The Goods

cfoindia Corporate July 13, 2023

India journeying on the fast lane

India’s global positioning in manufacturing and trade is strongly related with reforms for improving infrastructure and EXIM logistics. Recognising infrastructure