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Deutsche Bank’s Former CFO Has His Eye on a CEO Role

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By Kristin Broughton Verified
| CFO Journal Verified
James von Moltke says he is 'very proud of what we accomplished' during his tenure as CFO at Deutsche Bank. Deutsche Bank Deutsche Bank President James von Moltke, who earlier this year stepped down as finance chief, is figuring out what’s next after his contract with the German lender ends this month. While hiking is on the agenda, he ultimately may seek out something a bit more ambitious: becoming a CEO.
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The metric CFOs struggle to track: AI usage

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By Jennifer Williams Verified, Kristin Broughton Verified, Mark Maurer Verified
| MSN Verified
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The Metric CFOs Struggle to Track: AI Usage

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By Kristin Broughton Verified, Mark Maurer Verified, Jennifer Williams Verified
| CFO Journal Verified
Corning, which supplies fiber optics for data centers, limited the number of AI tools employees have access to. Ritchie B Tongo/EPA/Shutterstock Finance chiefs are trying to get a better read on how much AI their companies are using to avoid a sticker shock moment as vendors begin charging for the technology by tokens. The shift to pricing based on usage, and measured by tokens—the basic unit of measurement for AI computing—is creating new challenges for even the most experienced finance teams.
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