Treasury & Risk magazine March 2009
Cover Story
After Tomorrow
While funding and managing capital needs rule the day now, the future of treasury will be more about the power of information, speed and flexibility, and better technology.
Features
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Not-So-Easy-Rider
Southern Company's CFO Paul Bowers keeps a weather eye on what's down the road.
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Revving Up Dashboards
New systems are often in the fast lane, increasingly robust in functionality and regularly adding enhancements, while many users are taking their time adopting new features.
News Briefs
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For Your Information
Internal Fraud Likely to Rise In Wake of Economic Crisis
Q&A
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FX Risk Revisited
Wells Fargo's Larry Kirschner examines why in the face of double-digit currency moves, treasurers need to understand which risk exposures matter most and how to execute a plan of action.
Governance & Accounting
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XBRL: It's the Law
The SEC under Mary Schapiro moves full-speed ahead with the financial reporting standard but pauses on the road to GAAP-to-IFRS conversion.
Retirement & Benefits
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Docs Back In-House
More large companies turn to offering health care services as a prescription for cutting costs and boosting worker productivity, survey shows.
Risk Management
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Bonus Risk for CROs
Companies need to evaluate the compensation structure and length of tenure for the position of chief risk officer to ensure more autonomy.
Tools & Technology
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Really Selective Upgrades
Business Suite 7 allows enhancements to be made to specific processes, like the new treasury component, reducing costs and timeline.
Treasury Management
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Cash: Irrational Insecurity?
Corporate investors are rethinking previous paradigms and still settling for low rates of return, although some see that beginning to change.
People on the Move
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People on the Move
Keeping Track of Financial Executives
Editor's Desk
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Editor's Column
Treasury Transformed













