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Most finance teams treat delayed borrower data as a valid reason to pause fair value adjustments or roll forward prior quarter marks. The SEC just rejected that entirely.
10/12/2026
AI is changing the cost of running a business. CFOs need to know what that means for their bottom line. Most CFOs budget for people. Few budget for the AI working alongside them.
10/11/2026
Most finance teams think AI-powered accounting automation means writing detailed procedural manuals or waiting months for IT to build custom code. They're wrong.
10/5/2026
Most finance leaders think "automated journal entries" is a single product category. It's not. Some platforms draft entries and queue them for human review.
10/4/2026
Most finance teams think AI adoption is about efficiency gains and ROI. They're missing the real risk. 67% of large filers are using AI in their SOX processes.
9/28/2026
Most CFOs think testing 100% of journal entries with AI means bulletproof audit evidence. They're wrong. The PCAOB doesn't view total population coverage as an automatic win.
9/27/2026
Most finance leaders assume the 150-hour CPA requirement exists because it produces better accountants. Thirty years of data proves otherwise.
9/21/2026
Most finance teams think the IRS mileage bump is just another rate update. It's not. The jump to 76 cents per mile is the fifth mid-year adjustment in three decades.
9/20/2026
Most finance teams think the FASB stablecoin proposal is about classification. It's not. It's about whether your balance sheet can survive the next liquidity test.
9/14/2026
Most finance teams think they can still spot fraud by trusting their instincts and reviewing documents carefully. They can't. AI-powered scammers just pulled off a $39 million deepfake video call.
9/13/2026