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Despite Possible Euro Crisis End, Treasurers Still Prepare
February 11, 2012 By Geri Westphal Treasurers are less worried about a euro collapse lately. But as ...
The Principles of World-Class Cash Management
February 11, 2012 By Bryan Richardson What does it take to establish a World-Class management progra...
Internationalization of the RMB: A Reality Check
February 11, 2012 By Gunter Dufey When looking at the future role of the RMB in the international fi...
Argentina Takes a Page from Venezuela’s FX Playbook
March 16, 2012 By Anne Friberg Argentina tries to stabilize reserves by stemming capital outflow and...
Preparing for the End of Cheap Capital
March 16, 2012 By Joseph Neu An improving economic outlook dims prospects that low rates will contin...
Will the Volcker Rule Drain Market Liquidity?
March 18, 2012 By Dwight Cass Corporates risk becoming the cat’s-paws in Too Big to Fail banks’ ...
Getting Talent out of the Shade and Into the Light
March 18, 2012 By Geri Westphal In these days of lean treasuries doing more with less, managing the ...
Corporates Race to Exploit Risk Appetite
April 02, 2012 By Dwight Cass Bond issuance and trading volumes in the US and Europe are at multi-ye...
Taking a Breather from the Euro Crisis?
April 06, 2012 By Joseph Neu Many large European banks are breathing easier now thanks to the Europe...
Bank Ratings’ Drift to BBBs to Have a Long-term Impact
April 06, 2012 By Lance Pan, Capital Advisors Recent bank ratings changes are more than indicative o...
Citi FX System Plays Fast and Sleek
April 06, 2012 Banks are ramping up their FX technology capabilities by offering ever faster, more e...
Treasury’s “Big Data” Challenge
May 10, 2012 By Dwight Cass Pricing and risk management activities require ever-more market data, fo...