This week, Finance Chief covers news about financial literacy and AI in the workplace, featuring names such as Lloyds, Vocalink, OpenAI and Anthropic
Switch has increased its financing capacity to nearly US$10bn as it expands AI-ready data centre campuses and secures energy for future growth
Continuous spend visibility empowers finance chiefs to make fast, informed decisions, mitigate risks and optimise budgets in volatile markets
Finance
Develop a robust financial framework by prioritising real-time data visibility and automated workflows to ensure stability during market fluctuations
Operations
HMRC signs a multi-year contract with Capgemini to unite legacy systems on an AI-powered platform and support digital-first taxpayer services
Videos
Fresha’s Sharee Campbell and Kiran Taylor on HR transformation, reshaping talent and why culture is a strategic operating system
Capital Markets
Appointment comes as UK payments operator focuses on resilience and governance amid evolving national infrastructure demands
People & Skills
As spending habits change amid geopolitical conflict, workplace finance platform Streams aims to improve financial literacy for one million UK workers
Events
MACHINA is Europe's leading Physical AI conference, convening founders, investors, and policymakers shaping humanoid robotics and embodied intelligence.
RAISE Summit: the world's most influential AI leadership gathering at the Carrousel du Louvre, where deal-making, policy, and strategy converge.
Greenbuild 2026 brings together 10,000+ professionals to explore the latest in sustainable, resilient and healthy building solutions
Procurement Magazine, in association with Amazon Business, examines the future of contract lifecycle management.
Technology
The fintech platform expands its accounting tech by acquiring revenue recognition specialist Leapfin to streamline multi-currency reconciliation
Sustainability
ABB’s report, The Industrial Efficiency Gap: How a 0.2% Decision Scales to Billions, demonstrates how efficiency improvements can translate into savings