The dMACQ CFO Survey Report 2025 highlights a significant shift in the financial sector, with 68% of Indian Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) already integrating artificial intelligence (AI) into their operations. This adoption rate not only surpasses global benchmarks but also underscores India's proactive stance on technological transformation in finance. Key applications of AI include document management, workflow automation, and predictive analytics, with nearly half of the CFOs automating routine tasks to enhance efficiency.
Srikant Krishnan, Co-Founder and Managing Director of dMACQ, pointed out the strategic use of AI by Indian financial leaders to boost operational efficiency and decision-making. The survey further reveals a unanimous ambition among respondents to fully adopt AI within the next two years, signaling a transformative phase in financial management. This shift is expected to improve organizational performance, risk management, and provide deeper strategic insights.
Predictive analytics and AI-driven risk management are becoming pivotal, showcasing AI's potential to revolutionize traditional financial practices. By automating mundane tasks and offering advanced analytical tools, AI is redefining the CFO's role from traditional accounting to strategic technological leadership. This trend mirrors the global movement towards digital transformation, with AI emerging as a critical tool for data-driven financial strategies. For more insights, visit https://www.dmacq.com.
