Reshaping Finance
Reshaping Finance
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Stay at the forefront of finance with your go-to source for the latest trends and innovations.
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The show focuses on the intersection of finance, technology, data, and sustainability, with episodes including discussions on AI adoption in financial services, the impact of predictive analytics on decision-making, and sustainability best practices in finance.

Stay at the forefront of finance with your go-to source for the latest trends and innovations.
How should organisations redesign work in an age of AI? In this episode of Reshaping Finance, Raluca Stroe speaks with Professor Jasmijn Bol, PwC Professor in Accounting and Francis Martin Chair in Business at Tulane University’s School of Business. Drawing on two recent AICPA & CIMA research studies, Jasmijn explores how organisations can create value through effective human-AI collaboration. The discussion examines incentive design, co-creation workflows, and why successful AI adoption is ultimately a work-design challenge rather than a technology challenge. The episode also looks ahead to the broader organisational transformations that AI may bring to structures, boundaries, and management systems.
What we discussed
- Why organisations often underestimate how AI changes the nature of work and where human contribution creates the greatest value.
- How incentive systems must evolve to encourage effective collaboration between people and AI.
- Findings from research on human-AI co-creation, including when individuals should contribute during AI-assisted workflows.
- Common mistakes organisations make when embedding AI into existing processes and workflows.
- Practical considerations for managers redesigning work around AI capabilities.
- How widespread human-AI collaboration may reshape organisational architecture, incentives, and management practices in the years ahead.
Connect
Jasmijn on LinkedIn
Raluca on LinkedIn
Other resources
• Transformative Skills Pack: Creative mindset – Report • Partnering with AI: A Strategic Blueprint for Finance and Accounting Excellence – Report • Debut podcast episode: AI’s impact on private equity – Blog • Big data and AI: Challenges and opportunities in finance – The Reshaping Finance podcast – Blog • AI for private equity and financial services industry – Podcast • Big data and AI technologies: Fundamentals and Applications – Podcast • Leveraging Non-Financial Data for Long-Term Value – Podcast • Non-financial data drives long-term value: The Reshaping Finance podcast – Blog • Agile Finance: Mastering adaptive budgeting and planning – Podcast • Future-ready with adaptive budgeting: The Reshaping Finance podcast – Blog • Future-proof Finance: Partnering in a Shifting World – Podcast • Co-creating solutions through business partnering – Blog • Future of Finance 2.0: Re-defining finance for a sustainable world – Report • 4 shifts redefining how finance creates sustainable value – Article • Our contemporary issues in Management Accounting – Page • Riding the Waves of Transformation – Article
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