Corporate Cashflow Magazine articles from April 1990

Corporate Cashflow Magazine archives from April 1990

When it makes sense to ship payables to a bank. (use of electronic data interchange) (includes related article on Bechtel Corp's automated payment system)
April 1, 1990... When it makes sense to ship payables to a bank A small but growing number of technologically sophisticated banks is taking a bold approach to simplifying the lives of treasurers whose corporations are burdened by the proliferation of payments...

Unification reforms spread insurance blanket over Europe.
April 1, 1990... Unification reforms spread insurance blanket over Europe As the European Economic Community moves toward a single unified market, most U.S. companies already established in Europe are likely to see a number of changes in the way insurance is...

What's sparking changes in treasury software. (includes related article on cash management software)
April 1, 1990... What's sparking changes in treasury software During the past several years, many people in the cash management industry have complained that banks aren't offering anything new. However, a quiet revolution has been brewing concerning the...

Indexes: investors' all-purpose compass. (Basis Points)
April 1, 1990... Indexes: investors' all-purpose compass Elizabeth, David and I caught up with each other for the first time in several months at the maternity leave luncheon for Elizabeth, the cash manager of a middle-market company and long-time client of...

Bank regulators tighten grip on leveraged lending. (Capital Ideas)
April 1, 1990... Bank regulators tighten grip on leveraged lending In a joint release issued Feb. 6, federal banking authorities delivered a long-awaited explanation of what constitutes a highly leveraged transaction (HLT) for reporting purposes. Depending...

Fed, Postal Service throw curve balls at cash management. (Federal Reserve Board)
April 1, 1990... Fed, Postal Service throw curve balls at cash managers There is, at best, a creative tension between the corporate users of the payment system and the federal agencies that are its architects. These architects now are restructuring two...