Strategic Finance Lab
Enter a lab where innovation and digital transformation empower senior finance executives to become true strategic partners of the business.NeuGroup’s Strategic Finance Lab delivers thought leadership through conversations with finance executives at leading companies and…
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The Convertible Bond Boom: An Expert Looks Under the Hood (opens the original)
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The race to fund AI has corporations raising capital across every market available to them, and a growing number are turning to the convertible bond. Issuance of convertibles set a record in 2025 and is running faster still this year, as companies weigh the lower coupons they offer against a potential obstacle: because investors can convert the bonds into stock at a preset price, a rising share price can dilute existing shareholders. In this sponsored episode of NeuGroup's Strategic Finance Lab
How an Auditor-Turned-Treasurer Creates Value From the Ground Up (opens the original)
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Lam Research treasurer Adam King discusses the company’s global expansion, AI and the lessons from audit that continue to shape his approach to treasury. Treasury leaders often talk about becoming a strategic partner to the business. Mr. King believes the path there is more straightforward than many may realize: focus first on operations, efficiency and controls. In the latest episode of the Strategic Finance Lab podcast, Mr. King explains to NeuGroup's Justin Jones how his experience in control
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