September 2009

More companies are using virtual worlds for training and gatherings while new technology aims to make them a mainstream reality.

As more companies seek to connect to multiple banks through a single platform, SWIFT is providing more ways and more reasons to link up.

As turbulence rocks the currency markets, companies look to new tools to find hidden exposures and new tactics for hedging.

The craving for information is driven by companies' aggressive liquidity management in the face of tight credit as well as credit concerns around counterparties and supply chains.

Companies could run afoul of federal laws when asking employees to fill out questionnaires about their habits or medical conditions.

A ruling by Illinois regulators could bring back the practice of major brokers' collecting contingent commissions from insurers.

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As the fallout from the financial crisis begins to settle, what should treasurers be focusing on?

A proactive communications policy and a response team in place can help a company better handle contact with activist shareholders.

Advisory votes in the U.K. have helped make CEOs' compensation more sensitive to poor company performance, study says.

As companies anticipate more storms, insurance brokerage Marsh has formed a partnership with First American Spatial Solutions to offer its flood modeling to Marsh customers.