India, Oct. 9 -- For decades, a typical CFO job description looked like this: close the books, keep the company compliant, manage cash, and make sure the numbers add up.

Today, this role is shifting dramatically.

Whether it's cybersecurity, M&A, ESG, or even IT, it eventually lands on the CFO's desk. This is because each of these functions eventually has a financial implication.

Whether it is evaluating the cost of a new technology stack, assessing the risks of an acquisition, or weighing the fallout from a cybersecurity breach, CFOs today need to look beyond the numbers. They must understand how the entire business works and have a clear point of view when making critical decisions.

But at MoEngage, this has never really been a shift...