July-August 2009

Preventing another meltdown requires understanding global interdependence, how value relationships evolved and network theory.

CB Richard Ellis arranged an automated invoice and payment processing system using products from four different vendors.

John Gerspach; Annmarie Hagan; Lynn Good; Tim Morse; Blake Jorgensen; Joseph Ianniello

Momentum continues to grow for the expansion of carbon markets in North America and a cap-and-trade system in the United States, presenting a myriad a challenges for businesses. Here's a look ahead from Pat Concessi.

Amid the ongoing furor about executive pay, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently proposed changes to what companies must disclose about top officers' pay.

Companies are expanding the use of all tools at their disposal as they seek to gain greater visibility into all exposures, develop creative strategies and take mitigating action quickly.

Global warming and severe weather pose serious risks for businesses. Here are some to consider.

Economists Milton Ezrati of Lord Abbett, David Levy of the Jerome Levy Forecasting Center and John Lonski of Moody's Investors Service look at what comes next for the economy.

Kyriba's alliance with FXpress reflects the increasing demand for treasury technology with robust risk capabilities.

If convergence with global accounting standards doesn't obliterate LIFO, the Obama administration's craving for revenue could.

Vital signs of a new economic environment.

Companies say the plan to corral derivatives activity on exchanges will increase costs and make hedge accounting difficult.