Press release 🌐 Macro 🌍 United States

CFOs Report Twice the Business Exposure of CEOs in New Highspring Study

Highspring's latest executive survey indicates that CFOs perceive twice the level of business risk compared to CEOs, suggesting a fundamental misalignment in how top leadership views organizational vulnerabilities.

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Highspring is the publisher of the study, but no financial impact is indicated.

🎯 Key Takeaways

  • CFOs report significantly higher levels of business exposure than CEOs across core functions.
  • The study surveyed 1,137 executives to assess organizational preparedness for unexpected events.
  • Divergent risk perceptions between financial and executive leadership may impact strategic decision-making.

📝 Executive Summary

A new Highspring study of 1,137 executives reveals a significant gap in risk perception between C-suite leaders. CFOs identify roughly double the exposure across key business functions compared to their CEO counterparts, highlighting a divergence in strategic oversight.

❓ FAQ

What is the primary finding of the Highspring study?

The study found that CFOs perceive approximately twice as much business exposure as CEOs across key operational functions.