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The five biggest challenges for revenue recognition in 2025

Future CFO

Compliance with standards like ASC 606 and IFRS 15 is still crucial, but the focus has shifted to optimising operations for growth. Inconsistent application of IFRS 15 and ASC 606 can lead to significant risks, including audit adjustments, compliance penalties, and investor mistrust.

IFRS 52
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Lower for longer

Simply Treasury

Persistent negative interest rates (in EUR) force asset managers to reinvent their business model to focus on a "more dynamic" cash management model to avoid value destruction that a (too) prudent short-term placement would imply. This interim volatility arises even if they keep the bonds until their redemption.

IFRS 130
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Unifying Operational Accounting and Compliance Accounting in the Office of the CFO

Bramasol

Operational Accounting is concerned primarily with the processes for areas like sales, revenue, treasury, cash flow, margins, KPIs, etc. This has enabled clients to smoothly comply with ASC 842 and IFRS 16. However, treasury functions are not always unified and integrated.

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ERP and EPM Systems – Better Together

Planful

Accounts receivable and collections management. Fixed asset management. Treasury and cash management. Most ERP systems are built and deployed using a relational database management system (RDBMS), which is optimized for high-volume transaction processing. Accounts payable. Order processing and billing.