Regulators are asking who is ultimately benefiting from share repurchases.
On the contrary, those who say technological advances will help keep bond yields low are off-base, a top analyst claims.
The commission and Congress have actually done much to ease the way for new IPOs, a capital markets attorney says.
The JOBS Act was designed to help online capital formation. So far, the results have been disappointing.
More investors say they trust auditors, financial analysts, and rating agencies, according to a new survey.
European commissioner doesn't want to burden smaller lenders "with the same requirements we need for bigger, riskier ones.”
Companies considering an exit strategy that involves being acquired need to be properly prepared.
Activist investors are turning up the heat at public companies. It’s up to CFOs to stay cool — and communicative.
Quick cash fixes at the end of fiscal years are frequently harmful.
Four finance executives reveal how they avoid overpaying for an acquisition.
Chapter 11 cases increasingly emphasize creditor interests instead of the rebuilding of companies, experts say.
Interest-rate swap futures and centrally cleared swaps may become viable alternatives to over-the-counter contracts.
