Treasury & Risk Management 1996 - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Treasury & Risk Management 1996
Asset-backed perils and pitfalls. (includes related article on the asset-backed triumvirate)	Business	Anthony Baldo
EARNing a way out. (exchangeable administrative reorganization notes for bankrupt Burlington Motor Holdings Inc.)	Business	Portia Richardson
Forget leaving the pension business.	Business	Marci Baker
Future perfect. (21st century treasurers)(includes related article on reinventing a firm's treasury department)(Cover Story)	Business	Randy Myers
Glass-Steagall is moth food. (unnecessary banking law)(Editorial)	Business	Maile Hulihan
Grappling to get derivatives deals. (bank holding companies' derivatives contracts)	Business	Margaret Elliott
India's best kept tax secret. (Mauritius-India tax treaties)	Business	Steve Bergsman
Keeping your bank relationship healthy. (interview with corporate treasurers; Ronald H. Stolle of Sealy Corp.; James E. Harkins Jr. of Saint-Gobain Corp.; Donald C. Bell of Sencorp; James R. Bedenbaugh Magellan Health Services; Robert R. Gardner of Allendale Insurance)(Interview)	Business
Kmart takes the high road. (Kmart Corp.'s issuance of trust preferred securities)	Business	Catherine Lacoursiere
Last-ditch ERISA victory. (ERISA Clarification Act)	Business	Rose Darby
More coverage under one roof. (multi-year multiline policies)	Business	Russ Banham
Putting risk to committee vote. (includes related article on risk oversight committees)	Business	Karen Spinner
Risk advice and a plug, to boot. (Arkwright Mutual Insurance Co.'s SmartSite)	Business	John Goff
Techie rescue. (Nasdaq Stock Market Pres. Alfred R. Berkeley's technology skills)	Business	John Green
Training powerhouses: how a handful of companies are developing treasury talent for the rest of corporate America. (includes related articles on Avon Products' finance officer retention schemes and risk management)(Cover Story)	Business	Ellen Leander

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