Businesses with European operations need to prepare for coming new payment regulations.
Recent research points to a new way of working to bring about economic achievement. Are CFOs ready?
The CFO of the U.K. aircraft-engine maker says new European derivatives rules could damage investment by trying to reduce risk in the financial sector.
Germany’s central bank president issues a cautionary note about Japan’s new policy of monetary easing.
The new, less onerous global liquidity rules are sensible and realistic, especially in light of the market and economic pressures facing financial institutions, say experts.
Many European treasury departments have still not made meaningful progress toward compliance with the single European payments area rules taking effect next year.
Emerging markets will overtake the developed world in GDP this year. But CFOs looking at growth opportunities will have to exercise caution.
The euro crisis, the LIBOR crisis, and the debt crisis were popular features in 2012. But the top stories were about how to be a great CFO heading the best finance function.
Different accounting rules could mean a quicker, bigger hit on their balance sheets.
Almost everyone is criticizing the European Commission’s proposal to ensure the solvency of employer-sponsored pension plans after catastrophic events.
It’s doing so voluntarily, but sales have taken a hit since news came out that the coffee chain has been paying virtually no tax in Britain.
The latest Duke University/&splt;i>CFO&splt;/i> Magazine Global Business Outlook Survey shows signs of optimism and recovery among European companies despite the macroeconomic gloom.
