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Integrating AI into Your Finance Function

Nanonets

The need for AI in finance In traditional finance functions, companies often rely on manual processes, extensive paperwork, and repetitive tasks to manage their financial operations. These tasks include data entry, invoice processing, and financial analysis for decision-making, operational planning, and risk management.

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Amazon (AMZN) Analysis: Performance, Market Dynamics, and AI-Driven Insights as of June 17, 2025

Finextra

This article provides a comprehensive financial analysis of AMZN’s recent market movements, key news driving its performance, a comparison with a correlated stock, insights into trading with inverse ETFs, and the role of AI-driven tools in navigating its volatility. However, risks persist.

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Volante: Banks Must Look Beyond Speed With Real-Time B2B Payments

PYMNTS

Corporates, too, need access to transaction data for reconciliation, confirmation of payment and their own financial analysis, opening up the door for financial service providers to develop value-added services around those workflows. In many cases, that may mean upgrading infrastructure to support modern payment capabilities.

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What Controllers Can Do to Help Leverage FP&A Solutions

The Finance Weekly

In this way, the FC can provide high-detail, granulated financial analysis that can be used by the CFO for broader financial planning. Financial controllers can also proactively develop risk mitigation strategies based on their own analyses. A collaborative approach can also vastly improve risk management.

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Analysis of the Expanding Business Information Marketplace

Trade Credit & Liquidity Management

Although other use cases exist for B2B data, for example, stock market performance on public companies, this article will focus on an overview of the four primary use cases: (1) credit and financial analysis, (2) B2B marketing lists, (3) supplier evaluation, and (4) KYC and compliance.

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What is financial data analysis?

Nanonets

What is financial data analysis? Gartner defines financial analysis as the process that provides “insight into the financial performance of an organization.” How is financial data analysis used in business?

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Pragmatically Navigating New Technologies in The New Year

The Finance Weekly

To prevent harm to your network and mitigate risk, consider requiring multi factor authentication to access company data, encrypting email, securing email attachments, and implementing other best practices. Heightened Data Security A data security breach is one of the CFO’s biggest nightmares.