Vol. 26 No. 10, December 2010
Index
- Financial Executives Research Foundation (FERF) would like to acknowledge and thank the following supporters--you make our research possible.
- Message to our supporters.
- CFOs have become global.
- December again ... Already?
- Balance of power in Washington changing.
- Mid-sized companies say cash flow top priority in 2011.
- Canadian M&A reaches near-record volume in 3rd quarter.
- CFOs: second recession 'unlikely'.
- In quotes.
- CFOs in no hurry to adopt IFRS.
- Refilling a depleted IPO Pipeline.
- Employees First, Customers Second: Turning Conventional Management Upside Down.
- The Last of the Imperious Rich: Lehman Brothers, 1844-2008.
- IRS additional guidance on uncertain tax positions still concerns financial executives.
- Worksite enforcement compliance.
- Responsible Acquisitions yield growth: acquisitions immediately following a downturn generally yield strong returns, yet growing a business in a struggling economy is not only tricky, but could be damaging. Success depends upon an acquisition strategy that balances the need to grow with caution and responsibility.
- Is your health care planning up to date?
- Leveraging the knowledge of complementary tax groups: best-practice tax departments are banding together to leverage the knowledge of other tax groups within their organization to integrate their tax operations.
- Communications key for managing 'say-on-pay' impacts.
- Government pension obligations the next fiscal crisis? State and local governments across the nation are suffering serious pension plan shortfalls and issuing bonds in desperate efforts to shore up their funds. CFOs need to prepare for this upcoming crisis.
- The cloud transforms business.
- Working within the gray areas.
- Navigating the new counterparty risk landscape: the new profile of counterparty risk in today's business and financial communities indicates how treasurers and their banking partners can best work in tandem to address counterparty risk and mitigate exposure.
- ERM Myths&Truths: effectively managing the company's corporate risk landscape can better enable an organization to proactively identify and leverage events as they evolve, to manage the risk by maximizing its upside and minimizing the downside.
- Building a world-class finance team: companies can gain a competitive advantage by shaping their finance departments with exceptional talent and guiding those selected on a path that benefits all.
- Improving MD&A: a national necessity.
- Technology and the integration of governance, risk management and compliance.
- The fiscal commission speaks. What's next?
- Von der Heyden and LeGrange inducted into FEI Hall of Fame.
- Annual Academic Awards.
- Wisconsin governor candidate forum.
- December 2010.
- Cheryl Yaremko.
- Craig Warnock.
- Daniel Johnson.
- David Nunes.
- Evelyn Henry Miller.
- Farang Azari.
- FEI member.
- Gina Norris.
- Ian MacInnis.
- Ian Malone.
- James Abel.
- Jeffrey Dawley.
- John Steen.
- Laurie Powers.
- Ray Young.
- Robert Davis.
- Sarah MacKinnon.
- Stephen Randall.
- Stephen Stamp.
- Jack Hinnendael.