Sept. 18, 2025
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NOTE FROM THE EDITOR
Dear reader,
On Wednesday all eyes were on one of the most extraordinary Federal Reserve meetings in years. For smart insights into the decision and what it means for finance leaders and the economy, check out CFO Dive Senior Reporter Jim Tyson’s article below. A former Fed Editor for Bloomberg News, Jim is a veteran journalist who is dedicated to keeping you informed on the implications of Fed policy decisions for corporate finance.
We also have some important news on our CFO Live 2025: The Future of Finance virtual event coming up on Sept. 24. CFO Dive is pleased to offer continuing professional education (CPE) credit for specified sessions during this event. You can take a look at the full agenda and register for the free event here. Hope to see you there!
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Maura Webber Sadovi
Senior Editor, CFO Dive
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Policymakers reduced borrowing costs for the first time in 2025 as concerns about a decline in hiring prompted them to put on hold efforts to curb inflation to their 2% target.
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The manufacturer of Hellman’s mayonnaise and Ben & Jerry’s ice cream, Unilever is the latest company to choose a company insider to take its finance reins.
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Companies are using tariff-specific language to hedge against uncertainty in areas such as pricing and delivery timelines, contract management firm Agiloft said.
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Learn top uses, key risks and how generative AI-powered automation is driving smarter, safer and more scalable financial operations in today’s competitive market.
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The SEC has changed the frequency of reports before, pivoting from semiannual reporting in 1970 to mandate quarterly reporting for publicly traded companies.
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The stakes could dramatically rise next year as many AI pilots move to production, leaving CFOs with huge cost overruns, Mavvrik CEO Sundeep Goel said.
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Amid continued market uncertainty, stubbornly high input prices and the threat of tariff hikes, manufacturers are making tough decisions in an attempt to control rising costs. Learn more in
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