In the turbulent landscape of today’s global economy, businesses are often faced with unforeseen challenges, and the ability to navigate financial crises has become a crucial aspect of resilience and sustainability.
In an era marked by economic volatility and unprecedented challenges, CEOs are faced with the daunting task of steering their companies through uncertain financial landscapes.
In an ever-changing and unpredictable world, resilience has become a crucial quality for organizations and individuals alike.
Globally, a number of high-profile companies have struggled due to poor asset management practices. For example, Sears Holdings Corporation, a major US department store chain, filed for bankruptcy in 2018 after years of declining sales and mounting debt.
Effective financial management is crucial for the success of any organization, be it a multinational corporation or a small and medium sized business.
Through our financial performance management services, we help organizations manage their financial performance more effectively. It involves providing advice and guidance on various aspects of financial management, including financial analysis, budgeting and forecasting, cost management, financial modeling, performance metrics, and financial systems and processes.
A supply chain is a network of interconnected entities that work together to deliver goods or services to customers. It includes all the processes involved in sourcing raw materials, manufacturing, transporting, and distributing products.
In 2023, CFO are faced with a very complex, uncertain and a highly volatile business sphere to operate in. Currently, CFO’s are made to deal with the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic, the unending pressure to adopt ESG reporting, the need for digital transformation as well as post-election economic meltdown for the Kenyan based businesses.
For most businesses, unpaid bills/ open invoices have become a normal occurrence. Sadly, debtor management has become a nuisance for most businesses to an extent, most have decided close shop.
The Journal of Risk and Insurance has revealed that businesses with established Enterprise risk management procedures have a 25% chance of increasing their business value.