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In this replay of our recent webinar, our Financial Services team explores the regulatory and market forces shaping 2026 and what they mean for accounting and finance leaders. The discussion covers emerging supervisory expectations, key regulatory developments, and lessons learned from notable 2025 M&A activity—along with what to watch as the 2026 deal environment takes shape. Designed for CFOs, controllers, accounting leaders, and finance executives, this webinar delivers practical, forward‑looking insights to support confident decision‑making in the year ahead.
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