The biggest factor in play in the election may be how a likely Democratic U.S. House and Senate will impact policies that affect corporate America.

New rules requiring companies to let employees know about fees, expenses and plan performance could be a boon, or not.

Heeding the risk manager's warning is just the first step for companies to ensure their ERM will work in a crunch, reports say.

Treasurers and C-level executives have gone from greedy for yield to cautious about liquidity, and in the last six months have shifted their cash and short-term investments to bank deposits, money market mutual funds and treasury bills.

Three separate initiatives are winding their way through Congress, the Department of Labor and FASB, calling for more detailed information from pension plan sponsors

More and more companies are switching to fee-based brokerage services--and saving money--but many still don't take advantage of other, often free, services

What will it take for regulators to take rating agency reform seriously? The last round of reforms did little to protect investors against the subprime mortgage meltdown and now the cries for change are growing louder

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