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Why CFOs Need More Funding Relief To Limit The Impact Of Pensions On Financial Statements
Sponsored By SEI's Institutional Group
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- Abstract:
- Corporations sponsoring pension plans are already under extreme financial pressures as access to cash continues to be a challenge. As many organizations report year-end financials, it is clear that many are, or will soon be, facing cash flow concerns due to decreased revenues, reduced shareholder equity and ongoing dry credit markets. This summary is designed to provide senior financial management executives with a brief overview of why more pension funding relief is needed, the potential impact pensions can have on corporate finances this year and specific components of what additional relief may contain.
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- Sponsored by: SEI's Institutional Group
- Released: August 24, 2009
- Length: 3 pages
- Format: PDF (42 kb)
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