A panel of speakers will unpack COP26 and Pathways to Net Zero

Having navigated business disruptions, CFOs are seizing opportunities for growth, capability and value creation for a post-pandemic business landscape. New opportunities are opening up, there’s increased demand for accessing markets, and finance chiefs are reshaping their organisations for the future.

Earlier this year, the Diversity & Inclusion Working Group held its first session for members.  It was a panel session looking at the journeys of three CFOs, three of only a handful of women who have successfully navigated their way to become CFOs in listed Australian companies.

‘Cyber security – CFOs can’t take a back seat’ webinar in association with Oracle.  The true extent of cybercrime is under-reported, and the risks and impacts can be underestimated by finance professionals.

Unpacking COP26 and Pathways to Net Zero 

A briefing for the finance and accounting profession organised by the G100 Sustainability Committee. This will be the fourth and final forum for 2021.

How do businesses and their professional advisers connect the dots between climate science, climate public policy, insurance, climate risk governance, and an understanding of climate reporting and legal obligations?

The Group of 100 (G100) is delighted to invite you and members of your team to the G100’s virtual forum on Sustainable Finance: latest trends, resources and challenges. This forum has been organised by the G100’s Sustainability working group.

From bushfires and floods to class actions and a global pandemic, an ongoing string of environmental, legal and health crises in Australia has caused insurance premiums to rise.

COVID-19 is changing the way we work.  As we continue to experience snap and extended lockdowns, businesses are working through a constantly changing environment and dealing with the impact this has on their finance teams and the culture of remote working.

It is now seven months since the Government introduced the Payment Times Reporting Scheme.  Many members have questions about the scheme and have noted issues and inconsistencies.

This topic is of critical importance to all those working in finance.  A recent survey from Oliver Wyman points out that women represent just 20% of the financial sector worldwide. The percentage is higher on entry-level, but it drops when we look at the rate of women in leadership positions (C-level).