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    AI Forecasting in FP&A: How to Predict Cash Flow, Revenue, and Cost Drivers with ML

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    AI Forecasting in FP&A: How to Predict Cash Flow, Revenue, and Cost Drivers with ML

    AI Forecasting in FP&A: How to Predict Cash Flow, Revenue, and Cost Drivers with ML: Step into the future of finance. Predict more. React less. by Hayden Van Der Post, Johann Strauss, Danny Munrow
    English | May 2, 2025 | ISBN: N/A | ASIN: B0F7FYRXRX | 574 pages | EPUB | 0.73 Mb

    Reactive Publishing

    In an era defined by rapid change and data overload, traditional forecasting methods no longer cut it. AI Forecasting in FP&A arms finance professionals, analysts, and CFOs with the tools to evolve—from reactive number crunchers to strategic AI-powered decision-makers.
    Written by financial strategist Hayden Van Der Post, this hands-on guide demystifies how machine learning can transform financial planning and analysis. You’ll discover practical techniques to forecast cash flow, model revenue with precision, and decode cost behavior using real-world data and Python-based ML tools.
    Inside you’ll learn:
    • How to build dynamic, self-improving forecasting models with supervised learning
    • Techniques to model seasonal, cyclical, and irregular financial patterns
    • Tools to integrate external drivers (macroeconomic data, customer trends, etc.) into forecasts
    • Methods to reduce bias, improve accuracy, and justify model predictions in executive settings
    • How to move from static spreadsheets to scalable, automated forecasting systems
    Whether you're a startup FP&A lead or an enterprise finance executive, this book delivers a roadmap to modern forecasting—where machine learning meets financial intelligence.
    Step into the future of finance. Predict more. React less.