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November 2008

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Features

  • No Time to Panic
    Facing an unprecedented financial crisis and the vicious credit freeze, treasurers are pulling out their contingency plans, keeping a close eye on their banks and calmly making adjustments.
  • Knocking More Cracks In That Glass Ceiling
    Talented Women Move Up the Ranks, But Progress is Still Slow at the Top.

Features: Surveys

Features: Alexander Hamilton Winners/Projects

For Your Information (FYI): News Briefs

Departments: Governance & Accounting

  • Too Little, Too Late?
    FASB mandates that sellers of credit derivatives provide more information on risk exposure.

Departments: Retirement & Benefits

  • Slimming Down Health Care
    With HMO rate increases higher than those of PPOs and POSs, plan sponsors are switching to other health care options.

Departments: Risk Management

  • Thinking the Unthinkable
    In planning risk management, look beyond plausible scenarios, draw down credit ahead of daily needs and reconsider the leverage.

Departments: Tools & Technology

  • Feeling the Pinch
    The Credit crisis softens demand for enterprise resource planning tools while underscoring the need for enterprise risk management.

Departments: Treasury Management

  • Swiftly Simple
    UPS uses a service bureau to link into Swift to streamline its A/P bulk payments and eliminate one-off bank interfaces in 15 countries.

Careers: People on the Move

Opinion: Editor's Desk

  • Editor's Letter
    As governments act in unison to stabilize world markets, could it be the earth has finally stopped shaking?

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