Treasury & Risk Management 1998 Richard Gamble - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Treasury & Risk Management 1998 Richard Gamble
A P-card ahead of the curve: Mercedes-Benz is helping its dealers retain good customers with a reverse P-card program.	Business	Richard Gamble
Are we still thinkers, or just data gatherers?(Treasury Pro Michael Flagg discusses whether technology is really helping treasurers)(Interview)	Business	Richard Gamble
Asia as a land of opportunity. (techniques in financial hedging in volatile markets)	Business	Richard Gamble
Bank outsourcing's dark side.	Business	Richard Gamble
Breaking up over check fraud.	Business	Richard Gamble
Cash rich with few freedoms: lessons in conservative investing from public treasurers overseeing revenue surpluses.	Business	Richard Gamble
Charge! (analysis of the travel & entertainment charge card industry and its implications on corporate finance)	Business	Richard Gamble
Custody battles.(includes related articles on subcustodians)	Business	Richard Gamble
E-commerce graduates.(how electronic commerce is enhancing the productivity of treasury departments)	Business	Richard Gamble
Electronic billing gets a test: Hamilton Standard and others are gambling that payables are electronic commerce fodder.	Business	Richard Gamble
Establishing an E-commerce foothold.	Business	Richard Gamble
Great financial communicators are made, not born.(skills needed by treasurers to succeed)	Business	Richard Gamble
Imaging is still everything.	Business	Richard Gamble
Lockboxes in lockstep.(includes related article on hit rates)	Business	Richard Gamble
No more dunning days: more companies are automating collections, especially as the Internet grows.	Business	Richard Gamble
P-Card growing pains.(purchasing card)(includes buyer's guide)	Business	Richard Gamble
Promises unfulfilled on the Internet. (evaluation of Web-based cash management services)	Business	Richard Gamble
Workstation bandwagons.(treasury departments continue to buy workstations)	Business	Richard Gamble

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