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AI agents in finance: what they can do today, and what still needs you
AI agents can now gather data, run checks and draft the next step across several systems. In finance that is useful and risky in equal measure. A practical look at where they help, where they don't, and how to start.
Continuous controls monitoring: a buyer’s guide
Continuous controls monitoring promises to test every transaction, every day. Before you buy, know which controls to start with, what an alert should look like and who will act on it.
Know every vendor by what it does: TPRM beyond questionnaires
Third-party risk programmes run on questionnaires that vendors fill in once a year. The risk shows up somewhere else: in payments, bank changes, filings and the news. Here is how to watch it.
Paying MSMEs in 45 days: what Section 43B(h) means for your P&L
Under India’s Income-tax Act, late payments to micro and small suppliers can cost you the tax deduction for that year. Here is how the rule works in outline, and how to know which invoices are at risk before year end.
Idle cash is a cost: a treasurer’s checklist
Cash sitting in the wrong account, in the wrong entity or for too long earns little and costs plenty. This checklist shows where it hides and how to put it to work without adding risk.
Private Gen AI for legal teams: ten questions to ask before you buy
Generative AI can read a contract in seconds. Before it reads yours, know where the data goes, how answers are checked and who stays accountable. Ten questions to put to any vendor.
Pay for what you deploy: the end of shelfware
Enterprise software is often bought in bundles and used in parts. The rest becomes shelfware: paid for every year, used by nobody. Paying for what you deploy changes who carries that risk.
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