Treasury & Risk magazine June 2009
Cover Story
Treasury Keeps Ford From Running On Empty
While its Big Three competitors struggled, Ford's treasury filled up on cash when the markets were easy, which allowed the auto maker to reduce its debt without destroying shareholder value and steer clear of government loans.
Lists
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2009 100 Most Influential People in Finance
The worldwide financial crisis is top of mind as we present our 2009 list of the 100 Most Influential People in Finance.
Surveys
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Risks Revisited
Market turmoil and the recession have brought enterprise risk management (ERM) into sharper focus, say senior financial executives responding to Treasury & Risk's 2009 ERM survey.
For Your Information (FYI)
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For Your Information
Payments Market Evolves Amid Credit Constraints
Governance & Accounting
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The ABCs of GRC
As regulatory risks loom, companies evaluate how to get more out of governance, risk and compliance software.
Retirement & Benefits
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401(k) Fees Showdown
Although courts have sided with 401(k) plan sponsors in lawsuits over plan costs and revenue sharing, the government is preparing to pounce.
Risk Management
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S&P Boosts ERM
The rating agency is currently developing criteria and a methodology for its new enterprise risk management corporate ratings category.
Tools & Technology
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Hasta la Vista?
Sticking with the Windows XP system is becoming more complicated as the launch of Microsoft's newest operating system draws near.
Treasury Management
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Payments Flow Faster
A California water district and Union Bank develop a hybrid lockbox that streamlines check processing and ensures same day credit.
Profile
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Trading on Challenges
Incoming CFO Adena Friedman began her career at Nasdaq in 1993, long before it went public, officially became an exchange and expanded to several continents.
People on the Move
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Careers
Caroline Dorsa, Robert Olson, Brian Valentine, Frank Wilson, Sean Trauschke, John Pietrowicz
Editor's Desk
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Editors Desk
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