Surgent's Perplexing Financial and Economic Issues for the CFO/Controller
Monday, April 21, 2025
8 a.m.-4 p.m. Central
8 CPE (8 technical)
Course code: 25WS-0057
View pricing
Online registration is not available due to server maintenance.
Please call 952-831-2707 between 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Central to register.
For CFOs and Controllers, the emergence of regulatory, fiscal, and monetary policy directly impacting their organizations' costs, competitiveness, and financing options, are causing them to understand the effect of shocks well outside of their control. The Dodd-Frank Act, health care reform, shortfalls in Social Security, unfunded pension liabilities, and deficit spending will all be explored relative to their impact on the CFO/Controller and your organization.
Major subjects
-
Regulatory, fiscal, and monetary policies impact on the organization
-
Dodd-Frank Bill and impact on financial reform
-
Health insurance reform and the impact on the employer
-
Managing risk in an uncertain economic climate
Learning objectives
-
Analyze the impact on an organization of current economic trends to include employment, deficits, unfunded liabilities, municipal debt, and interest rates
-
Analyze the impact of the Dodd-Frank Bill on banking relationship and financial needs of the organization
-
Review the impact of the Health Reform legislation
-
Determine the safety and soundness of the financial plans for your organization in an uncertain economic climate
-
Manage cash in a rapidly changing economic landscape
-
Determine the impact on an organization of an aging U. S. population and succession planning
-
Evaluate the impact of federal, state, and municipal deficits and unfunded mandates as it relates to tax planning
-
Evaluate programs with Social Security funding as it relates to providing retirement plans for employees
-
Determine the safety and soundness of credit and collections processes and selection of customers in an uncertain environment
-
Identify factors influencing the debt and equity mix to manage growth and risk
-
Influence growth through acquisition of distressed organizations
-
Pinpoint the economic way ahead for 2017 and beyond
Who should take this program?
Pricing
|
Standard Member Fee |
$279.00
|
 Standard Nonmember Fee |
$279.00
|
Our records indicate
you are a
nonmember.
If you register, you will be charged
$279.00
(Standard Nonmember Fee).
Members: Please
log in
to receive member fee.
