The dollar's seven-decade dominance faces mounting challenges from geopolitical fractures, federal deficits, and policy uncertainty, creating unprecedented volatility for CFOs. Finance chiefs must develop new frameworks for currency risk management, scenario planning, and organizational capabilities to protect shareholder value as the post-war global order fragments.
Eighteen months after Silicon Valley Bank's collapse, CFOs remain fixated on deposit safety, fundamentally altering corporate treasury operations. Finance chiefs now devote unprecedented resources to monitoring banking counterparty risk, diversifying relationships, and implementing sophisticated surveillance systems—transforming what was once routine into complex risk management.
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