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Harnessing Technology for Efficient Accounting

CFO Plans

In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, the integration of technology into accounting practices has shifted from a luxury to a necessity. With the demands of modern businesses continuously growing, leveraging technology to streamline accounting processes is crucial for maintaining accuracy, efficiency, and competitiveness.

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How Experienced CFOs Manage Technology Expenses

CFO Selections

These days there are many facets of technology spending to evaluate – everything from software subscriptions and ongoing infrastructure to new AI investments and increasing security costs. So, how do you keep technology spending in check? The key is to think like a CFO!

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Embracing changes in the accountancy profession

Future CFO

For the accountancy profession, transformation has always been a part of the process, let alone the manner of life. For Harding, the accountancy profession, through its history, has continually adapted and seized future opportunities. “A

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Use Technology to Simplify Nonprofit Bookkeeping

The Charity CFO

Luckily, modern accounting software and other bookkeeping technologies can help you keep up with day-to-day bookkeeping, reporting, and accounting tasks more efficiently. Common Nonprofit Bookkeeping Challenges Nonprofits face unique challenges to keep their organizations running, including nonprofit accounting challenges.

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Why Held-Away Asset Management Technology Is Being Scrutinized By State Regulators (And How Advisors Can Compliantly Manage Clients’ 401(k) Assets)

Nerd's Eye View

Historically, advisors haven't had many avenues to manage clients' 401(k) plan accounts, since unlike traditional custodial investment accounts, advisors generally lack discretionary trading authority in employer-sponsored retirement plans.

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Why Regulators Are Questioning The Use Of Held-Away Asset Management Technology (And What Advisors Can Do About It)

Nerd's Eye View

Historically, advisors haven't had many avenues to manage clients' 401(k) plan accounts, since unlike traditional custodial investment accounts, advisors generally lack discretionary trading authority in employer-sponsored retirement plans.

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Unique considerations on AI in accounting

Future CFO

As finance professionals continue to navigate around technological advancements, the considerations on how digitalisation can affect the function and the organisation as a whole seem almost endless. ACCA says both the type of AI technology and its application need to be approached with due consideration.