Jan. 12, 2021 | Today's news and insights for finance leaders Note from the editor This year holds a lot of promise, particularly if the pandemic gets under control. CFOs are understandably eager to turn their attention to what lies ahead.
To give you a glimpse of what you might be dealing with this year, CFO Dive’s new reporter, Jim Tyson, takes a deep dive into what experts see as the top trends of 2021.
There are many trends to be on the watch for, and no doubt many more we don’t know about yet. In today’s newsletter, we try to help you prepare for a handful of them: ESG reporting, the LIBOR transition, the latest iteration of zero-based budgeting, real-time data and remote work post-pandemic.
We hope you find the information helpful. As always, we appreciate your readership and welcome your feedback. If you have any questions, or thoughts on our coverage, let us know.
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