According to an article from the CFO journal ("CFOs in 2021 Will Keep an Eye on These 10 Things"), Chief financial officers last year raised billions of dollars to stabilize their companies' finances, cut costs and pivoted their businesses to respond to the coronavirus pandemic and the ensuing economic downturn. As executives look ahead, vaccines against Covid-19greenlighted by U.S. authorities in recent weeksare expected to boost growth in the second half of 2021, as Americans return to offices, shopping malls and gyms. This article explores 10 things that could be top of mind for CFOs in 2021.

So, if you were the CFO of a global business, how would you prioritize the 10 things referenced in the article? Which of the 10 things referenced in the article are related to capital management? What bearing does the transition away from Libor have on a companies' borrowing arrangements? Why do you think ESG disclosures fall under the purview of the CFO? Please discuss.

Article is available on The Wall Street Journal website. Title: CFOs in 2021 Will Keep an Eye on These 10 Things