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Meg Waters is the editor in chief of Treasury & Risk. She is the former editor in chief of BPM Magazine and the former managing editor of Business Finance.
'Reverse Yankee bonds' are an issuers' market right now, prompting several major U.S. businesses to issue debt across the pond.
BOE's weekly auctions will enable U.K. lenders to access euro funding.
Companies will have to report more granular data on how much workers are paid, broken down by sex, race, and ethnicity—possibly by May 31.
It may be perceived as a “soft” asset, but when trust in an organization drops, that shift may hit the bottom line.
Men, it seems, aren't very vocal about issues such as sexual harassment, a fact that could be stymieing efforts to improve gender equity.
New regulations help exporters understand whether a deduction in the 2017 tax overhaul, which could lower income tax to 13 percent, applies to them.
Results of a JPMorgan study of 25,000 transcripts of corporate earnings calls and other public meetings.
Lyft and Uber travel to Hawaii to form their own captive insurers.
IIF study estimates that tariffs reduced U.S. exports to China by almost one-third.
4 ways employers are altering their tactics for hiring finance managers and staff.