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What are the pros and cons of relying on Microsoft Excel as a core treasury tool?
Be the first to comment | June 2011
What are catastrophe bonds? How do they work? And is it time for corporates to start to think about issuing them?
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What issues should corporates take into consideration when setting up an in-house bank?
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Now that migration to SEPA is going to be mandatory, what can corporations do to benefit from SEPA and ensure a smooth transition?
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What are the pros and cons of SWIFT’s 3SKey?
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Are Islamic bonds a viable source of finance for European corporations and what are the pros and cons?
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What is hybrid cash pooling and how does it actually work? Also, what are the major legal and regulatory restrictions surrounding this form of pooling?
Be the first to comment | November 2010
We look at the treasury implications of the Dodd-Frank Act in the US.
Understandably, there has been a great deal in the financial press recently surrounding the Dodd-Frank Act in the US. I am not entirely clear though on how this will affect treasury and the wider finance function. Also, are there any less well-publicised aspects of the Act that companies need to consider?
Be the first to comment | October 2010
What is Six Sigma, how does it work and are there concrete examples of the benefits that can be derived from it?
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I have heard that there have been some proposed changes to IAS 19, the international accounting standard for defined benefit pension schemes. What are the proposed changes and how will European corporate pension schemes be affected?
Be the first to comment | July 2010