AFP Research Dashboards
Interested how companies similar to yours stack up in the latest AFP Research Report? AFP Dashboards show you a snapshot of results that are in line with your company's industry, size or type.
The dashboard takes only a few moments to generate and gives you instant access to results based on the parameters you set.
 With the Risk Reporting Dashboard you can see peer benchmarks for your organization’s risk management structure and the parties involved, based on the 2013 AFP Risk Survey (underwritten by Oliver Wyman).
The survey found 58 percent of organizations are exposed to more earnings uncertainty today than five years ago, and forecasting of critical variables will become even more difficult in the next three years. |
 With the Payments Fraud Dashboard you can see peer benchmarks for the nature and frequency of fraudulent attacks on business-to-business payments, based on the 2013 AFP Payments Fraud and Control Survey (underwritten by J.P. Morgan).
The survey found 61 percent of organizations experienced payments fraud with large companies being the prime target, although three-quarters did not suffer actual losses. |
 Use the Treasury Benchmarking Dashboard to see peer benchmarks for the performance of your organizations' treasury operations, based on the 2012 Treasury Benchmarking Survey (underwritten by PNC).
The survey found large gaps continue to separate the median organization from benchmark peers. This means a typical organization, in terms of full-time equivalents and cost of operations, often operates at levels several multiples higher than the benchmark company. |
 The Asset Allocation Dashboard will show you benchmarks for average short-term investment decisions, based on the 2012 AFP Liquidity Survey (underwritten by RBS and RBS Citizens).
The survey showed a mixed business outlook continued to shape organizations’ cash and short-term investment decisions. Almost half held greater cash and investment balances during the first quarter of 2012 and 74 percent of short-term balances were held in bank deposits, money market funds and U.S. Treasury securities. |