Feliciano Accounting Expert Weighs In on the Future of Corporate Financial Reporting

Francine McKenna, an adjunct professor in the Department of Accounting and Finance at the Feliciano School of Business, was recently quoted in CFO Dive in an article examining proposals to reduce the frequency of corporate financial reporting.

The discussion explores potential changes to the current quarterly reporting requirements and what less frequent filings could mean for companies and investors. McKenna highlighted concerns that reducing reporting frequency could lead investors to rely more heavily on non-GAAP financial metrics, while also potentially limiting transparency into company performance. As conversations surrounding corporate financial reporting continue, McKenna’s expertise provides important insight into how changes in reporting practices could affect investors’ ability to evaluate companies and make informed decisions.

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