Finance Professionals' Programme
The finance environment is continually changing, with new legislation and emerging issues impacting the way we work every day. The structure of finance teams within organisations has to be able to manage this continuous change, with new roles being created to cover emerging areas.
To encompass this changing audience, the Financial Controller and Finance Leader Network name has been changed to the Finance Professionals’ Programme, illustrating the relevance to all members of finance management as well as the breadth of the information we cover in our workshops, seminars and e-bulletins.
The Finance Professionals’ Programme is one of a suite of three role based networks for finance specialists:
- Finance Professionals' Programme – essential updates for finance management
- Future Finance Leaders Programme – for high flying individuals who aspire to becoming a FTSE350 CFO or equivalent in their next two or three career moves
- Chief Financial Officer Programme – for the CFO community
To find out more, please email us at 
Finance Professionals' Programme or call us on +44 [0]20 7951 9378.
Thought leadership
Eurozone Forecast Autumn 2012
Since our Summer 2012 Eurozone Forecast policy–makers have taken important steps towards deeper integration. The ECB has introduced a bond purchase program allowing the European Stability Mechanism (ESM) to inject money directly into banks, which will ease the strains on the economy. However, policy uncertainty is still clouding the economic outlook and GDP growth will not reach the level we previously expected.
ITEM Club Autumn 2012 Forecast
ITEM’s Autumn forecast says the consumer spending outlook will continue to improve, but badly needed export and investment growth will be harder to find.
UK Attractiveness Survey 2012
The UK retained its long-standing position at the top of European foreign direct investment (FDI) rankings, despite suffering a 7% decline in the number of inward investment projects. The UK’s sustained lead has seen it chosen as the location for one in five of all investment announcements across Europe since 2004. However, Germany’s share rose to 15%, putting it in second place, only 2% behind the UK. If current trends continue, Germany will overtake the UK as Europe’s leading FDI destination within the next two or three years.
T-Magazine
Read the latest issue of T-Magazine – our tax insights for business leaders.
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