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How to manage risk when finance teams use agentic AI

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Loading component... At a glance Governance processes should be implemented to ensure all significant actions AI agents take, sources they draw on, and assumptions and decisions they make can be reviewed and changed at any time. The more judgement a task needs, the more human involvement is required. Regulatory filings, payment releases and material journals are examples of tasks requiring substantial oversight if agents are involved.
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Modular housing explained: Costs, barriers and opportunities

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Loading component... At a glance Modular dwellings are gaining traction across APAC as rising building costs, higher interest rates and limited ownership prospects push buyers toward faster, flexible housing options. Despite strong demand and fast construction, modular housing faces key barriers including lending caution, valuation challenges and outdated accounting practices.
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Why Australia's declining fertility matters for business and taxation

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Loading component... At a glance Lower birthrates are tightening labour supply, requiring policy, business and advisory responses. Ageing populations elevate fiscal pressure, making productivity, technology and planning critical. These changes will shape the way accountants guide clients and contribute to policy conversations. Australia's women are having on average now than they had in the 1950s, an effect known in the media as the “baby drought”.
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