Building the finance function of the future

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What does the finance function of the future look like?

The evolution of the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) into a more value-centric role, akin to a Chief Value Officer (CVO), is an essential element of building a finance function of the future. 

In addition to fulfilling core responsibilities, such as compliance and reporting, navigating tax and regulation, and driving growth, today’s CFOs must act as strategic leaders, advising organisations on non-financial aspects depicted in our interactive CVO wheel below. Each one of these responsibilities is key to creating value, enabling agility, and supporting the growth of an organisation. 

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Inside the minds of CVOs: Key insights from our CFO interviews

This article kicks off BDO and ACCA's series of interviews with CFOs on their evolution into Chief Value Officers (CVOs). 
We explore how CFOs are embracing a value-centric approach, balancing long-term sustainability with short-term profitability, and ensuring robust, trusted data to drive performance.


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Goodbye to the CFO, hello to the Chief Value Officer

Research by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and BDO reveals how the role of the CFO is evolving beyond finance to include sustainability, social impact, and non-financial reporting areas. 
Over 100 CFOs and business leaders from around the world took part in roundtables and in-depth interviews to share their insights into how the traditional role of the CFO is changing, resulting in the report 'Chief Value Officer - the important evolution of the CFO'.


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