I stood there in Gary’s office. My client was a giant of a man. The leader of his company. Stoic. Reserved.
Me, a young woman, barely 30, investigating one of the first fraud cases I had been engaged to conduct, and certainly the biggest fraud I had seen to date. Within 48 hours of arriving at my client’s location, I was staring at a fraud in excess of $1 million and I had barely scratched the surface.
In a business sale process, a merger and acquisition advisor (M&A advisor) will request an Indication of Interest (IOI) from potential buyers after they’ve had an opportunity to review a Confidential Information Memorandum (CIM). In the world of mergers and acquisitions, an Indication of Interest (IOI) is a way for potential buyers to tell the seller what type of offer they are contemplating. The IOI, along with other information gathered about the buyer, will determine if the buyer will be invited to continue participating in the sale process.
Welcome to the first edition of Gustav’s Corner: AI News for CFOs, your quick scan of the latest breakthroughs in artificial intelligence that matter most to finance leaders curated by Gustavo Porporato Daher. Each edition distills big developments from the tech world into practical insights you can use to anticipate change, guide strategy, and keep your organization future-ready.
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Welcome to Part 2 of our CFO Talk - Reimagining the new CFO Skillset with Tariq Munir, Managing Partner of Finspyr and author of the book, “Reimagine Finance,” In this episode, Tariq and host Steve Rosvold, Chief Learning Officer at CFO University, look beyond the numbers to explore the cutting edge of modern finance leadership in the digital age.
