Treasury & Risk magazine May 2005
Cover Story
Is The Bumpy Ride Over For The CFO?
After a couple of years of no raises--and even some rather large cuts for some--CFO compensation seems to be gaining some serious momentum again
Features
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Teaming Up To Take On SOX
CIOs are watching the backs of their CFOs as experts fear a wave of control problems in IT
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It's In There Somewhere
As e-mails evolve into important business records, companies see the need for systems to store and retrieve old messages easily
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A Dna For Payments That Can Be Read Around The Globe
ISO XML probably represents the best effort at establishing a universal language for payables and receivables, but there are still obstacles to adoption
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Taking The Puzzle Out Of Numbers
Bankers start to use lockbox databases to help treasuries evaluate their A/R performance
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Suddenly, High Yield Isn't Looking So High To Investors
Amid warnings from the Federal Reserve and multiple interest-rate hikes, money starts to drain out of high-yield bonds as investors seek some higher ground
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Making Smarter Moves
Hyperion eases company-wide tasks
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Moving From Just-in-time To Just Right
Automating inventory management produces bottom-line rewards
News Briefs
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A Little Power To The Shareholders
The battle for a majority vote to elect corporate directors heats up
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Report Backs Need For Tria
A Government Accountability Office (GAO) study of how six European countries deal with catastrophe risks found that four provide government backing for terrorism insurance. The ...
Profile
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Cardinal Names Henderson CFO; Merrill Appoints Edwards CFO
Cardinal Health Inc., the $65 billion distributor of pharmaceuticals and other healthcare products, named Jeffrey Henderson CFO and executive vice president.
