James DiCamillo, Executive Vice President Resource Management Partners, Inc. of Islandia, New York discusses how the challenging ecomomic environment is impacting his business.
Richard Erario is a senior vice president and the Supplier/Payer Payment Channels Executive for the Treasury Services business of JPMorgan Chase. A 25-year veteran of the firm, he is responsible for the strategy, execution and delivery of JPMorgan's EIPP/EBPP, Order-to-Pay and Pay Connexion solutions.
Former U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) chief accountant Lynn Turner shares his views on the subprime crisis's impact on corporate finance departments and other regulatory matters.
As the r-word becomes no longer whispered but spoken aloud, certain treasurers are eliminating entire asset classes, while others advance with a more thoughtful approach.
Smart companies are finding ways to fatten their bottom lines by managing profitability more effectively. A little more than 20 years after its arrival, activity-based costing may be catching a second wind.
Having heightened the visibility into and lowered the cost of purchasing low-value items, company purchasing cards are now moving up the food chain to do for travel and big-ticket items what they once did for paper clips.
Sheldon Kaye, executive vice president, Rosenthal & Rosenthal explains when a company should consider doing business with a factor, and what factors to consider when lending money pegged to assets instead of the quality of a balance sheet.
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