Treasury & Risk Management 2004 John Labate - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Treasury & Risk Management 2004 John Labate
Devising a new auditing regime at the eleventh hour.	Business	John Labate
Filling in the blanks on section 404 compliance.(Sarbanes-Oxley Act)	Business	John Labate
In need of deficit defying tricks.(biannual economic confidence survey)	Business	John Labate
Is there life without excel?: excel is a reliable and hands-on, but even its diehard supporters acknowledge that current demands on treasury and finance may mean it's time for change.	Business	John Labate
It could be the beginning of a beautiful friendship: CFOs and CIOs are working more closely than ever to fight technology waste and focus on bottom-line results.(Chief financial officers and Chief information officers)	Business	John Labate
Liquidity is only the first benefit of a good forecast: the drive to improve the accuracy of cash flow projections is pushing treasury departments and technology to the fore of strategic planning.	Business	John Labate
Losing altitude in a stiff wind: CFO compensation is deflating as companies cut option grants and try to avoid investor outrage. However, hikes in other forms of pay are easing the pain.(Chief financial officers)	Business	John Labate
Policing payroll - ACL adds to its audit offerings.(ACL Services Ltd.)	Business	John Labate
Reining in the rating agencies: the SEC staff is hard at work developing a proposal for government oversight .(Securities and Exchange Commission)	Business	John Labate
The new COP on the beat.(Cover Story)	Business	John Labate

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