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US firms shift to long-term FX hedges as tariff risk grows

4 days ago | the-cfo.io | Marina Mouka

Facing renewed uncertainty in the global trade environment, US multinational corporations are lengthening the duration of their foreign exchange hedges to guard against currency volatility linked to the Trump administration’s recent tariff measures.
Lockheed Martin appoints Evan Scott CFO after Malave exit

1 week ago | the-cfo.io | Marina Mouka

Lockheed Martin has appointed company veteran Evan Scott as its new chief financial officer, following the departure of Jesus “Jay” Malave after just over three years in the role. The announcement, made Thursday, is effective immediately. Lockheed said the leadership change is not related to any accounting issues or disagreements regarding company policies. Scott, 48, has spent more than 25 years with the US defense contractor.
Nvidia faces $5.5b hit as US tightens chip export rules to China

1 week ago | the-cfo.io | Marina Mouka

Nvidia, a dominant force in the artificial intelligence chip market, has disclosed a projected $5.5 billion financial impact following new US export restrictions that require licensing for its high-performance AI chips sold to China. The announcement sent shares down nearly 7% on Wednesday, contributing to a 3.1% drop on the Nasdaq.
Why fraud prevention is no longer just a finance function

1 week ago | the-cfo.io | Marina Mouka

On September 1, 2025, the UK’s new corporate criminal offense—Failure to Prevent Fraud—will take effect, ushering in a stricter regulatory framework for corporate accountability. Introduced as part of the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act (ECCTA), the law is expected to place significant pressure on businesses to formalize and strengthen their fraud prevention procedures.
CFOs see promise in GenAI for procurement, but standards lag behind

1 week ago | the-cfo.io | Marina Mouka

A growing number of finance leaders are betting that generative AI could reshape procurement—if only the rules were clearer. According to new data from PYMNTS Intelligence’s March 2025 CAIO Report, 73% of enterprises are actively exploring how generative AI (GenAI) can drive procurement efficiency.
Bank of America’s CFO says no recession in sight

1 week ago | the-cfo.io | Marina Mouka

Bank of America’s Chief Financial Officer Alastair Borthwick has pushed back against growing fears of an imminent U.S. recession, telling reporters this week that the banking giant sees no immediate signs of an economic downturn—despite recent market turmoil and intensifying trade tensions. “Client concerns over trade policy and recent market turmoil have grown,” Borthwick acknowledged during a press call on April 15.
CFOs hit pause on risk as global turmoil grows

1 week ago | the-cfo.io | Marina Mouka

Finance leaders at some of the UK’s largest companies are bracing for economic headwinds, adopting their most defensive postures since the onset of the pandemic, according to new data from Deloitte. The quarterly CFO Survey, closed on 31 March just ahead of the latest U.S. tariff announcements, reveals a clear shift in sentiment among UK chief financial officers.
Q&A: Cox Enterprises' CFO on why finance needs a bigger imagination

1 week ago | the-cfo.io | Marina Mouka

“It’s about the long game.” That’s how Dallas Clement, President and CFO of Cox Enterprises, sums up his leadership philosophy — one forged over three decades across strategy, finance, and innovation at one of America’s largest private companies. From steering Cox Communications through regulatory shifts to overseeing the group’s expansion into cleantech and digital media, Clement has helped shape a company built for resilience and reinvention.
UK economy grows 0.5% in February, defying tariffs and trade wars

2 weeks ago | the-cfo.io | Marina Mouka

The UK economy experienced an unexpected growth of 0.5% in February, exceeding economist expectations of just 0.1%. The growth, driven primarily by manufacturing and production, came ahead of the anticipated impact of a 10% tariff on British goods and broader trade war tensions. According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), February’s growth reversed the modest dip in January.
M&A activity slows as tariffs and uncertainty weigh on deals

2 weeks ago | the-cfo.io | Marina Mouka

Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity in the first quarter of 2025 fell short of expectations, as increasing economic uncertainty and a rise in global trade tensions caused many companies to pause and reassess their positions. The optimism that surrounded the start of the year, especially following signs of economic stability—thanks to falling inflation, interest rates, and positive valuations—has quickly diminished.