October 2008

In the current uncertain economic conditions, treasuries want quicker availability on incoming payments and are optimizing processes just as recent technology innovations are helping to boost availability and re-launch lockbox services.

Created by mergers, Infor builds an automated, integrated treasury operation using its own software products as a cornerstone.

Don Civgin, Kathryn Mikells, Michael D. Newman, B. Craig Owens...

Driven by escalating energy prices and consumer demands for environmental awareness and social responsibility, more companies are undertaking the hugely ambitious task of greening their supply chains from start to finish worldwide.

Proposal to expand disclosure for corporate lawsuits could encourage them instead, letter writers say.

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.

The University of California graduates from spreadsheets to a Web-based automated, integrated cash management system.

Private equity investors will pay a premium for fraud-conscious companies.

Dixon Ticonderoga CFO Rezende embodies the spirit of the young up-and-comers profiled in this issue. While his company may be relatively small, his ambition is not.

The beginning of the end of GAAP could come as early as 2010.

Most companies blame poor ERM strategy for the credit crisis but lack comprehensive strategies of their own.

Loopholes and the latest ruling from the Department of Labor would leave those who would reveal wrongdoing twisting in the wind.

Treasury & Risk's 2008 Financial Leadership Survey

It's late September and the financial world looks a lot like the Texas coast after Hurricane Ike: a shambles of its former self.

401(k) hardship withdrawals and borrowing rise, leading to worries that workers will have even less funds for retirement.