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The Bear Stearns debacle is forcing a new group of employees to face retirement with far less savings than they anticipated.

The Bear Stearns debacle is forcing a new group of employees to face retirement with far less savings than they anticipated.

While CFOs and other C-suite executives recognize that they must take a bigger role in crisis management early, they aren't always prepared, according to Thomson Financial.

The Bear Stearns debacle is forcing a new group of employees to face retirement with far less savings than they anticipated.

While CFOs and other C-suite executives recognize that they must take a bigger role in crisis management early, they aren't always prepared, according to Thomson Financial.

CFO turnover reached new heights early this year, in sharp contrast to relatively stable rates for most of 2007. Resignations and retirements were up 15% in January and February from a year earlier, according to data compiled by Liberum Research. Some 110 CFOs resigned or retired in the first two...