Cash Management

Companies that may require a loan modification in the next few months should be looking, right now, at exactly what covenant relief they will need, and what concessions lenders may demand in exchange.

Opening accounts in-person is one banking practice Citi hopes doesn't return to normal.

How corporate treasury teams can evaluate the pricing and structure of intercompany funds flows to help manage potential tax liabilities.

History suggests deflation is unavoidable in the near term, regardless of central banks' attempts to forestall it. Some companies will falter, but others are positioned to survive or even thrive.

How regulatory and technological changes of the recent past have made the benefits more accessible to a broader swath of businesses.

Some corporations have turned to pricier term loans or new credit lines rather than tapping existing ones, typically to stay in the good graces of lenders as recession looms.

Under new program announced last night, U.S. Treasury will provide $10 billion of credit protection for money-market mutual funds.

According to Fitch Ratings, the recent stress in the commercial paper market is not a sign of liquidity problems in America's most stable businesses.