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The evolving finance talent model: New work, new ways of working
With digital technologies transforming enterprises, the experience and skills once typically required for finance professionals are not likely to drive long-term success in the future. How can finance and HR work together to create new finance talent models? Participants will learn how finance and HR can work together to address the changing talent agenda.
Driving Enterprise Value
August 22
2 p.m. ET | 18:00 GMT
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Software asset management: Revealing hidden risks and opportunities
Software asset management (SAM) is an increasingly important aspect of building a reliable and secure enterprise technology and operational infrastructure. So why don’t more organizations have a SAM strategy or function in place? Participants will learn about the fundamental importance of investing in SAM to execute on their IT and operational mandates.
Transactions & Business Events
August 29
2 p.m. ET | 18:00 GMT
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Predictive sensing in a volatile world: The rise of digital intel
With increasingly rapid emergence of opportunities and risks from unexpected sources, yesterday’s business intelligence systems may not be able to keep up. How can a new generation of risk-sensing analytics provide insights for enhanced performance and proactive risk management? Participants will learn how predictive sensing can provide real-time insights on emerging issues, foresight into high-impact events, and actionable intelligence for competitive advantage.
Governance, Risk, & Compliance
August 30
2 p.m. ET | 18:00 GMT
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US tax reform, SAB 118, recent developments, and key takeaways
As companies continue to identify potential tax reporting impacts of US tax reform and period adjustments under the SEC’s staff Accounting Bulletin No. 118 (SAB 118), many could benefit from recent lessons learned and associated issues. What financial reporting matters could be important in calendar Q3 and approaching year-end 2018? Participants will gain valuable insights on tax reform, recent developments, and possible impacts on financial reporting for taxes.
Tax Accounting & Provisions
September 4
2 p.m. ET | 18:00 GMT
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Treasury transformation: What controllership needs to know
Corporate treasury functions face growing challenges, including a new digital landscape, increased costs, geopolitical events, and emerging cyber threats. How can treasury work with the controllership function to navigate these challenges and drive value to the enterprise by transitioning to a digital future? Participants will learn from a panel of industry guests about how companies are navigating digital transformation and benefitting from controllership’s role in the journey to digital treasury.
Controllership Perspectives
September 5
2 p.m. ET | 18:00 GMT
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Finance 2025: Understanding and preparing for the future of finance
Digital disruption holds great promise for finance organizations that want to create more value, faster, for business stakeholders. But what specific areas of finance have the greatest potential for disruption? Participants will get an inside look at Deloitte’s Finance 2025 report and gain visibility into ways that digital disruption is changing—and will change—how the work of finance gets done.
Driving Enterprise Value
September 13
2 p.m. ET | 18:00 GMT
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FCPA enforcement: Lessons learned from a year under the new policy
Introduced in November 2017, the DOJ’s new Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) Corporate Enforcement Policy (the policy) made significant changes to some areas of previous policy while leaving others alone. How has it played out? Participants will gain insights on benefits and challenges associated with the new FCPA corporate enforcement policy.
Transactions & Business Events
September 17
2 p.m. ET | 18:00 GMT
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