by Controllers Council | Jul 6, 2022 | Cash Flow, Economics/Economy, Forecasting
Controllers Council recently held a webinar panel discussion on Cash Flow Forecasting: Tips for Turbulent Times, sponsored by Centage. Centage is the leading cloud FP&A platform for advanced reporting, detailed budgeting, and accurate forecasting. With more than...
by Controllers Council | Apr 13, 2022 | Crisis Management, Economics/Economy, Insurance, Sponsor News
Business insolvency is on the rise, enhancing the threat that some of your current clients could declare bankruptcy this year. In fact, in 2020, business failures are set to rise for the fourth consecutive year. Under Chapter 11 bankruptcy, a company can reorganize...
by Controllers Council | Mar 18, 2022 | Controller Insights, Economics/Economy
In the age of COVID-19, supply-chain disruptions, ongoing competition with China, and the Ukraine invasion, companies have a lot to grapple with. This is especially true for companies with a global presence. The changing international landscape is likely to have an...
by Controllers Council | Mar 11, 2022 | Controller Insights, Economics/Economy, Financial Forecasting
Inflation has dominated the news in recent months, as costs for items such as gas, food, and other staples have increased by percentages unseen in decades. A recent study shows that three out of four economic forecasters believe that inflation is causing a wage-price...
by Controllers Council | Aug 3, 2020 | Crisis Management, Economics/Economy
Bankruptcy always feels like one of those much maligned terms for businesses—but just over a decade ago, Chapter 11 protection was quite common. However, as we continue to live in lockdowns, the reality of the matter is that you may want to keep your options open. The...
by Controllers Council | Jun 18, 2020 | Crisis Management, Economics/Economy
The past few months have been a bit tumultuous for businesses. Money is tight, and creditors might be getting impatient. Now, you may be asking yourself, “How are we supposed to pay our creditors when the governor refuses to let us or the people we sell to operate?”...
