Corporate Cashflow Magazine articles from March 1991

Corporate Cashflow Magazine archives from March 1991

Terrorist worries prompt search for fuller coverage.
March 1, 1991... Terrorist worries prompt search for fuller coverage When the first missile was fired in the war with Iraq, risk managers may have lost some of their property insurance coverage without even knowing it. When Saddam Hussein called for terrorist...

Electronic payments: making the promise hatch.
March 1, 1991... Electronic payments: Making the promise hatch A prominent item on any treasury manager's agenda these days is electronics--whether it falls within the more sophisticated reaches of electronic data interchange (EDI), under the more common flag...

Best FX hedges trim economic exposure. (foreign exchange) (includes related article)
March 1, 1991... Best FX hedges Trim economic exposure Most companies can't avoid foreign exchange exposures they're natural consequence of doing business, a result of importing, exporting, conducting business through overseas affiliates or even operating a...

To make it to Friday: every company needs a cash plan.
March 1, 1991... To make it to Friday Despite the increasing emphasis on cash flow as a measure of a company's financial condition, few small manufacturing companies develop and implement useful cash plans. Of ten the same reasons and rationalizations...

A corporate cash investor's guide to mortgage securities. (collateralized mortgage obligations) (Basis Points) (column)
March 1, 1991... A corporate cash investor's guide to mortgage securities I have been learning from Bill for some time. When it comes to mortgage-backed securities, he's one of the smartest guys I know. "It used to be so simple," he explained thoughtfully....

Asian investment: it's not all coming from Japan. (column)
March 1, 1991... Asian investment: it's not all coming from Japan For years Japanese investors have been pouring money into U.S. companies at a rate that has alarmed some corporate and government officials. Now investors from other Asian countries--notably...

Congress weighs dramatic restructuring of banks. (Washington Watch) (column)
March 1, 1991... Congress weighs dramatic restructuring of banks A concerted effort underway in Washington to craft new laws governing the banking system will have significant consequences for corporations, experts say. "The implications for corporations are...

The P&L Railroad keeps its fuel costs on track. (Paducah and Louisville) (Artful Hedging)
March 1, 1991... The P&L Railroad keeps its fuel costs on track When Paducah & Louisville (P&L) Railroad was preparing to talk to the investment community last August about plans to raise new equity capital through a public offering, the company decided to hedge...