For IAC finance chief Glenn Schiffman, a disciplined, rigorous approach to making investment decisions is the key to winning superior returns.
No matter how grim things become, it's important to face each level of distress as soon as it arises and with full transparency.
Changes in executive pay, the departure of its CFO, and almost $30 billion of cash obligations may be warning signs for Netflix's valuation outlook.
Midsized companies today enjoy broad access to private credit, but related challenges abound.
While the number of comment letters the commission sends to filers has waned drastically, the proportion of letters focused on non-GAAP metrics has shot up.
Some findings seem to support allegations that companies are practicing "earnings management."
On the back of stronger revenue and operating income, both finance chiefs and CEOs saw their personal incomes leap by about 10% last year.
Although acquisitions frequently fail, acquiring companies are ballyhooing their financial benefits as transaction prices steadily rise.
CFO Glenn Schiffman's top priority is tirelessly explaining IAC's complex structure and strategy to investors and analysts.
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will boost the cost of capital even as it hikes net cash flows.
Performance-based incentive pay programs may be significantly affected by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
They're great for investment bankers and sellers, but lower valuation multiples are associated with greater shareholder return.
