News & Information for Finance, Treasury, and Risk Management Professionals

Class Actions Inch Up

Staff Writer

18% of 2011 lawsuits involve Chinese reverse-merge companies.

Change Grabs China

John Hintze

Financial liberalization makes doing business in China easier, but major economic and political shifts loom.
Weighing FX Options

Rebecca Brace

With a euro breakup still possible, companies cant afford to ignore FX options.

Cyber Security Review

Maria Korolov

Five areas where companies need to strengthen and update their policies and practices.
Executives on the Move

Kerry Sullivan

Michael Cazer; Jeremy Smeltser; Andrew Warren; Timothy Wiggins; Michael Schwindle; Hilliard Terry; John Feenan; Kent Renner
Stepping Up To Best Practices

Richard Gamble

Middle-market companies pursue treasury best practices.
Paying Suppliers in RMB

Rebecca Brace

Paying Chinese businesses in renminbi instead of dollars has advantages.
Polling Points

Donna Miskin

Pessimism prevails in many surveys as the year unfurls.
The “New Normal” Requires A Different Approach

Sponsor: Strategic Treasurer

Approaching non-linear threats in a linear manner does not work
Building a Better ERM

Dave Lindorff

COSO revision adds 17 principles to ERM model.
Calling All Risk Practitioners

Susan Kelly

RIMS President Deborah M. Luthi aims to keep up with the expanding definition of risk management.
Spotlight Shines on Latin America

Staff Writer

Treasury & Risks New Global Operations Survey
More Comp Votes

Susan Kelly

Say-on-pay is still a proxy season hot topic.
PwC Leads Big 4 in Revenue

Staff Writer

Dodd-Frank regs likely to mean higher accounting fees this year.
Chucking Checks

Richard Gamble

Dean Foods and PulteGroup succeed in persuading suppliers to accept ACH payments.

February 2012