CFO Pathways Report 2023

Despite the economic headwinds of inflation, restricted funding, and the resulting private equity inertia, the global CFO market remains exceptionally buoyant. In this report Criticaleye Partner Eton Bridge shares their research on the international analysis of Chief Financial Officer appointments in 2023.
 
Key Takeaways:

  • Private Equity (PE) continues to dominate global hiring markets, and a lack of PE experience can be considered a major hindrance to a CFO’s career progression.
  • Gender disparity remains entrenched but continues to be an important consideration in the majority of appointment processes.
  • Both aspiring and experienced CFOs will remain in high demand into 2024.




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