Join our sustainability specialists for the next quarterly discussion of the latest sustainability accounting and reporting developments in the US and abroad. If you are not able to join our webcast on May 7, register for our final session on May 13. Presenter:Heather Horn, PwC National Office Sustainability and Thought Leader Who should attend: Controllers; finance directors;...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is fundamentally changing how organizations create value and how investors, boards and deal teams must assess it. Traditional due diligence approaches that focus primarily on financials, operations and technology are no longer sufficient to understand the true value, scalability and risk profile of an AI-enabled business. This one-hour webinar examines how AI maturity, disruption...
E‑discovery has become increasingly complex as data volumes grow and information sources expand beyond traditional document repositories. For attorneys managing investigations, disputes, and discovery obligations, the challenge is not just collecting data but understanding what it reveals and how it connects. During the first installment of our Forensics Institute, we’ll examine how e‑discovery can be...
In an environment of constant change, nonprofits that wait to “get ready” often find themselves reacting under pressure. This complimentary session explores how nonprofit can adopt a “stay ready” mindset through long range, agile financial planning that helps strengthen resilience and support confident decision-making. At the end of this session, you’ll be able to: Who should attend This session...
About this Event: California’s climate disclosure requirements are no longer theoretical. With the August 1 emissions reporting deadline approaching for California’s Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act (SB 253), many organizations—particularly those without dedicated sustainability teams—are facing compressed timelines, fragmented data, and increasing pressure to deliver audit-ready disclosures. For teams that have not yet implemented a...
Join us for a practical overview of how organizations can evaluate and prepare for entry into the public markets amid today’s rapidly shifting capital markets environment. Our team of experts will break down the latest trends shaping IPO and SPAC activity and what they mean for companies considering a public listing. Whether you’re early in...
Key takeaways In 2025, companies delivered solid top-line revenue and free cash flow growth, yet working capital performance improved modestly. Against a backdrop of tightening credit conditions, elevated interest rates, and ongoing macroeconomic volatility, cash discipline and balance sheet efficiency are critical driversof resilience and value creation. We’ll discuss: How agentic artificial intelligence continues to...
Event description AI in Finance and Accounting is a thought‑leadership presentation designed to educate finance leaders on how AI—particularly in the context of modern cloud ERPs like Workday—is transforming core finance functions. The presentation outlines market trends, business priorities, and practical use cases across financial close, FP&A, revenue, and working capital. In this webcast, Grant Thornton...
Key takeaways On March 19, 2026, federal banking regulators issued three coordinated notices of proposed rulemaking (NPRs) that collectively constitute the revised Basel III framework. The proposals are expected to result in materially lower capital requirements, with revised risk weights and frameworks for credit, market, and operational risk, and a recalibrated G-SIB surcharge. We’ll discuss:...
Webcast overview KPMG LLP (KPMG) is pleased to invite you to a webcast on AI in financial reporting, with a focus on cloud compute costs and complex AI transaction structures. This session is specifically designed to be useful to a wide range of financial executives, including CFOs, CAOs, controllers, and those responsible for accounting, financial...
