Vol. 27 No. 6, July 2011
Index
- No summer doldrums for makers of economic and Financial Policy.
- Will financial regulations achieve their lofty goals?
- Majority of U.S. companies polled making progress.
- Activity at pre-crisis levels?
- CFOs confident for Q3 growth.
- Rules of the road.
- Islands of Profit in a Sea of Red Ink.
- New industry outlook finds spending caution.
- The Elements of Power: Lessons on Leadership and Influence.
- 'XBRL-speak' no easy task for filers, revenue recognition standard to be re-exposed.
- United record pressing.
- Year-one challenges of the Dodd-Frank act.
- Point-counterpoint: at issue--the new sec whistleblower rules.
- 80 years of global growth.
- Path to the CFO suite: for CFO aspirants, it's not enough to have strong professional networks, a well-crafted resume and promotions related to experience. They must also convince hiring managers they will fit smoothly into the company's culture and structure.
- The tax aspects of finance transformation.
- Private equity funding: looking for investment targets.
- Business relocations made less taxing: The Small Business Jobs act passed last September included an extension of the previously approved bonus depreciation, which allows businesses to recover qualifying capital expenditures much more quickly than ordinary depreciation schedules. But since it expires Dec. 31, companies should act quickly to take advantage of its benefits.
- Tips for filing detailed footnotes in XBRL: the proliferation of XBRL for financial reporting is reaching another milestone--detailed footnotes. This new process might be daunting, so users should consider these seven pointers to make it trouble-free and more efficient.
- D&O coverage at little or no additional cost.
- For FEI's chair it's his time to: 'pay it forward'.
- New rules for the decade of financial visibility: Automating the purchase-to-pay process allows companies to see and control spend and payments both internally and externally, and help them adapt to changing conditions as they pursue opportunities across continents, conduct business in real time and make more informed financial decisions.
- The right internal controls prevent fraud and loss: the larger the organization, the more formal the requirement for internal controls; the smaller the organization, the more resources-constrained it is. Yet, some simple procedures can be applied for writing internal controls that can be utilized for all levels of business.
- What you need to know about expanding internationally.
- Building protection from payments fraud.
- Canada adoption of IFRS: slow but steady.
- Taking business IT finance and planning to the next level.
- Carol C. Kenner.
- Gwaine W. Ton.
- Joe Pivinski.
- Mahesh Shetty.
- Maneesh K. Arora.
- Pamela Breuckmann.
- Robert R. Scherba.
- Terence Stack.
- The FEI leadership team 2011-12.
- Tom Martin.
- William Whalen.
- Keith Steincamp's: life has been enriched by his family and his faith, as well as a lifelong committment to financial management, Oklahoma State football and classic rock 'n roll guitar.