| Treasury & Risk Management 2004 Susan Kelly |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A bond with a forward spin: SLM offers institutional buyers an inflation hedge. | Business | Susan Kelly |
| Another surge for captives: companies increasingly like them homegrown. | Business | Susan Kelly |
| Defining excellence. | Business | Susan Kelly |
| Fewer faucets but a lot more pipes: as banks merge, loan syndicates find new flows of money from non-banks. | Business | Susan Kelly |
| Give us a break! The benefit that employees want most-that is, besides more money-is more time. | Business | Susan Kelly |
| Hyperion shows off its Brio: New BI platform boasts better dashboards and alerts.(Hyperion Solutions Corp.) | Business | Susan Kelly |
| Just a lot more time, please.(terrorism insurance) | Business | Susan Kelly |
| Living with bad forecasts on rates. | Business | Susan Kelly |
| No gender-blind bottom line: with women execs comes better performance. | Business | Susan Kelly |
| Pooling for success in Europe isn't just for the big guys: Day International cut its banking fees and gained visibility by consolidating its banking arrangements across the pond. | Business | Susan Kelly |
| Post-merger B of A revamps: Oken named CFO; Dewhirst becomes treasurer.(BankAmerica Corp.) | Business | Susan Kelly |
| The answer was all in the cards: at Stanley Steemer, p-cards turned out to be a plus for both branch managers and A/P staff.(procurement cards) | Business | Susan Kelly |
| The gray won't be just in the corporate pinstripes: with the sizable and vocal cohort of baby boomers approaching retirement, it's time for companies to start worrying about what it means for them. | Business | Susan Kelly |
| The new Bible on options expensing: the FASB "suggests" a move to binomial from Black-Schokes, so prepare to move.(Financial Accounting Standards Board) | Business | Susan Kelly |
| Tools for your next compliance. | Business | Susan Kelly |
| We are treasurers, hear us roar: GE organizes multinationals to pressure overseas banks for electronic billing.(General Electric Co.) | Business | Susan Kelly |
| When you need to pinch pennies.(pension plans management) | Business | Susan Kelly |
| Who reads the fine print on fees? sponsors had better start: employers don't pay most 401(k) plan fees, but after mutual fund scandals, regulators and participants are apt to hold them accountable. | Business | Susan Kelly |
| You can retire, but don't get sick.(surveys on retiree health benefits) | Business | Susan Kelly |
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