CFO retirements hit six year high amid increasing regulatory burdens
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CFO retirements hit six year high amid increasing regulatory burdens
Over 15 per cent of chief financial officers (CFOs) left their roles at listed companies over the last year due to heightened regulatory requirements. CFO departures reached their highest rate in six years for the UK and US, according to research from Russell Reynolds Associates. This has caused the average tenure of the executive members to reduce from 6.2 years to just 5.8 years in 2024. A high retirement rate has been one of the leading cause…
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