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What is R?

What is R? R is a popular programming language that is widely used for data science and data analysis. R is an open-source language, so it is free to use and can be extended with additional functionality. R was originally developed for statistical computing and generating graphics. R comes from the world of academia —…

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Accelerate Your Career in Finance | Webinar Recording

Ready to put 2023 toward your finance career? Curious about which paths are right for you—and which skills you’ll need to go further? Or just have a burning career question you’re looking for expert guidance on? We’ve got you covered. Join Scott Powell, CFI Co-Founder and Chief Content Officer, for a free webinar and open…

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What Was the Famous DAO Heist?

The DAO Heist While many people might not know what it is, a DAO, or “decentralized autonomous organization,” is an extremely powerful, interconnected, and modern way for investors to make a difference in the world while capitalizing on businesses they believe in. Conceptually and financially, they represent a wellspring of great potential; however, a significant…

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Improving Higher Ed with High-Quality Online Education Platforms

In the digital age, students are increasingly turning to online learning platforms to get the education they need. This has left many educational institutions scratching their heads. With so many students opting for a virtual education, how can the traditional model compete? The answer is that institutions don’t have to compete at all. By incorporating…

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Building Perspective Beyond Dollars & Cents

The Modern Finance Executive Finance executives are increasingly finding themselves in roles that aren’t solely defined by the margins of P&L statements. From chief financial officers to accounting managers, a skillset that was once primarily responsible for measuring dollars and cents is evolving to integrate analytics that assess different aspects of an organization’s health, as…

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Transition Risks

What are Transition Risks? Transition risks are a specific category of climate risk facing the business community. Transition risks result from the relative uncertainty created by the global shift towards a more sustainable, net-zero economy. Transition risks are very broad in nature and can be difficult to quantify or model. Regulatory, geopolitical, and even social…

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CFI’s Finance Fundamentals Challenge

Looking to kickstart a career in finance, broaden your foundational knowledge, or freshen up your skills? Two weeks from now, you could be 14 value-packed days closer to your goal (with a few new professional certificates to prove it). CFI’s Finance Fundamentals Challenge is a free upskilling series designed to launch your finance skill-building or…

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The Business Intelligence Cycle

Business intelligence (BI) is the practice of turning data into actionable insights. BI helps decision-makers to create better strategy and tactics going forward by enabling them to understand patterns and trends in data. BI is an ongoing practice, constantly evolving to better understand business requirements, and to provide more relevant, accurate and detailed data to…

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Why Online Training for Finance Teams Makes Sense

In recent years, online training has become an increasingly popular option for employee development. This trend started during the COVID-19 pandemic when many companies were forced to transition to a remote work model. But even in the aftermath of the pandemic, online training has continued to grow in popularity. The finance industry is no exception….

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Loan Agreement

What is a Loan Agreement? A loan agreement is a formal contract outlining important counterparty information and responsibilities, as well as credit terms like the loan amount, the type of loan being extended, the repayment schedule, and the interest rate. A loan agreement is made between the creditor (the lender) and the borrower (the debtor),…

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