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Talent and the finance function: Cutting through the complexity, December 2008
The financial crisis has highlighted the mounting challenges of managing finance within an increasingly complex and globalised financial services sector. Ensuring that finance functions have the right people with the right skills, organisation, motivation and empowerment will be crucial in managing the uncertain times ahead. Written by Ron Collard, Brian Furness, Robert Bark and Christopher Box, this paper is part of our existing series of publications addressing the talent agenda, this particular paper will be the first in a series looking at how to address the key talent managementissues facing financial services CFOs and their teams. For more information on the FS Human Capital programme, contact: Áine Bryn.
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Talent and the finance function: Cutting through the complexity, December 2008
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