Cashflow Magazine 1987 - Abstracts

Cashflow Magazine 1987
TitleSubjectAuthors
ACH or wire transfers? Four factors behind the cash manager's choice. (automated clearing house)BusinessAndy Ousterhout, Patti Schreiner
Actuarial analysis: key step in captive formation. (special section: "Insurance in 1987: Refitting Your Armor")BusinessFrancis J. Lattanzio
Add-ons bring Lotus 1-2-3 up to treasury demands.BusinessKenneth M. Landis, Thomas Monk
A stock brokerage rents CFOs. (special report)BusinessThomas W. Crowley
A treasurer's guide to country risk. (The International Treasurer)BusinessHans P. Belcsak
Auction rate preferred: an emerging favorite of tax-conscious corporate investors.BusinessWalter M. Cabot Jr.
Benchmark portfolios: crafting a valid yardstick. (Special section: evaluating investment managers)BusinessThomas M. Richards, Nancy E. McPike
Building the bank-corporate relationship.BusinessEdward B. Jones
Cash flow implies a lot more than cash management.BusinessJohn G.B. Howland
Choosing account analysis software. (corporations selecting the formats and types of reports to receive from banking institutions regarding account activity)BusinessRichard J. Poje
Congress feels pressure to expand bank securities powers.BusinessTom Goldsmith
Controlling long term credit risk.BusinessW. James Ludlow
Credit and collections: ten rules for effective management.BusinessR. D. Rutherford
Debt and taxes: an electronics company recovers from a near disaster. (overcoming cash flow problems at Dynascan Corp.)BusinessDavid T. Allen
Delaware statute: Will it be a relief to D & O insurers? (directors' and officers' liability insurance) (special section: "Insurance in 1987: Refitting Your Armor")BusinessRalph E. Jones III, Joseph P. Montelone
Directors and officers liability insurance: Is the crisis over?BusinessAnn Willliams Campanella
Diversify to be full financial pro. (opportunities for risk managers) (Treasury Careers - the Climb to the Top)BusinessMaria Douglas
EBDI: the standards are coming. (electronic business data interchange)BusinessJohn J. Morrison
EDI networks let you test the water before taking the plunge. (electronic data interchange)BusinessKenneth M. Landis, Thomas J. Monk
EDI: time for a win-win change in credit terms. (electronic data interchange)BusinessNed C. Hill, Daniel M. Ferguson
EFT system works, gives dealers security, control of debits. (electronic funds transfer)BusinessPhilip C. Ahwesh
Establishing overseas operations: tax and treasury considerations. (financial management of foreign company operations)BusinessWilliam J. Zink, Susan H. Griffiths
Fishbowl investing: when the bucks get big, so does the crowd.BusinessJim Moncur
Flexible benefits: key to cost control. (Tax reform and a changing workforce are putting a new face on employee benefit plans)BusinessPeter F. Curran
Four reasons to rethink your retirement benefits. (Tax reform and a changing work force are putting a new face on employee benefit plans)BusinessMaryann Laketek
From accounting clerk to Du Pont CFO. (John J. Quindlen - interview) (Treasury Careers - the Climb to the Top) (interview)Business 
From currency hedger to CEO. (Steve Sinclair's rise to head of a real estate finance and development subsidiary) (Treasury Careers - the Climb to the Top) (interview)Business 
Gaining access to foreign credit information. (The International Treasurer)BusinessGerd-Peter E. Lota
Getting by your banker: tips on how to come away with the loan. (methods for getting personal and business loans)BusinessPaul Peterik
Getting Uncle Sam off your back: how to pull ahead using short-term tax-advantaged cash management tools.BusinessLee Epstein
How tax reform affects bad debts, cash flow.BusinessDaniel P. Feheley, Leon Nad
How to acquire office equipment. (lease or buy decisions and capital expenditures)BusinessRoy W. Haythorn
How to avoid D&O liability losses. (director and officer) (includes related articles: Why directors are sued; Eleven commandments for risk-averse directors)BusinessThomas F. Walston II
How to get the most out of your accounting firm.BusinessJerry K. Brockett
Incentive fees stimulate investment advisors. (Special section: evaluating investment managers)BusinessCarlos Andres Perez
International services: what banks can offer. (The International Treasurer)BusinessJean Hardy Robinson
Investment opportunities in new-issue convertible bonds.BusinessJohn P. Calamos
IRS targets retrospectively rated insurance programs. (tax auditing of insurance firms) (special section: "Insurance in 1987: Refitting Your Armor")BusinessJames V. Davis
Learning your lines as the CEO's understudy.BusinessJohn G. B. Howland
Leasing strategies after tax reform. (includes related articles on leasing)BusinessTimothy Ozark
Letters of credit: the not-so-perfect security instrument.BusinessE.G. Roberts
Making credit collections cost effective.BusinessDean Burau
NCCMA account analysis prototype. (proposed standards for cash management statement presentation form the National Corporate Cash Management Association) (column)Business 
New environmental insurer may add to coverage options. (Environmental Protection Insurance Co.)BusinessAnn Williams Campanella
Portfolio insurance makes risk affordable. (Special section: evaluating investment managers)BusinessJeffrey A. Geller
Protecting a company from foreign exchange exposure: an organizational approach.BusinessWillem N. Oosthoek, Edward A. Lang III
Resolving customer complaints. (includes related article, An exception receivable report)BusinessR.D. Rutherford
Risk pools look good in a tight market but take time, work. (risk pooling as an alternative to corporate insurance coverage)BusinessAnn Williams Campanella
Shopping for a treasury consultant. (special report)BusinessRichard Bort
Short-term investments: the best places to park your cash. (for corporate investors)BusinessLee Epstein
Shun specialist label; broaden home-turf role. (opportunities for credit managers) (includes related article, The rewards of financial labor) (Treasury Careers - the Climb to the Top)BusinessElizabeth Dillard
Tax reform spurs growth of ESOPs to finance growth, reward employees. (employee stock ownership plans)BusinessTimothy Meinken
The easy road to CTPs. (corporate trade payments)BusinessPaul Enright, Gerry Clapp
The EDI revolution: how one bank practiced what it preached. (electronic data interchange)BusinessRaymond Farrell
The new insurance rules: hard-ball tactics lead states to tighten regulation of insurers.BusinessEdward J. Priz
The paper race: bank loan participations now give commercial paper a run for the money.BusinessWilliam E. Beyer
The risks of risk reduction in the payment system.BusinessNorman Appelman
The strategy behind IPO pricing. (initial public offerings of stock)BusinessHoward D. Sterling
Transmitting bank account analysis information.BusinessPatrick J. Finan
Treasury management in the UK. (British banking conventions explained for US companies with UK subsidiaries)BusinessEdward A. Lang III
Turn tax dollars into working capital: unwrapping the wrapped lease.BusinessGeorge B. Rush
Using financial projections. (includes related article: The 15 steps of a financial projection)BusinessChris Malburg, Steve Wagner
Using floating rate notes as a money market alternative. (higher yields without higher risk, using "floaters")BusinessStuart R. Veale
Washington discovers health insurance. (proposed federal legislation that will affect health insurance industries and corporate providers of insurance benefits)BusinessTom Goldsmith
What a treasurer expects of a credit manager.BusinessR.D. Rutherford
When to form your own captive insurance company. (special section: "Insurance in 1987: Refitting Your Armor")BusinessD. Hugh Rosenbaum
Why restructuring adds value: shredding all-too-tempting cash. (second in a five-part series)BusinessDavid M. Glassman, Bennett G. Stewart III
Why restructuring adds value: tax benefits of leverage. (first in a five-part series)BusinessG. Bennett Stewart III, David M. Glassman
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