Until recently, most treasurers could operate behind the scenes and far from the spotlight, as long as the company had enough funds to keep the doors open and lights on. This is no longer the case

Going to a single, global set of accounting standards makes sense, but with the economy in an ongoing state of turbulence, attention is focused elsewhere. This could slow the time frame.

Tax departments are stretched dangerously thin. Technology can help, but most companies have a long way to go to realize the full benefits of automation, according to a new Business Finance/Longview survey report.

Wall Street is dead and a new breed of treasurer is being born. How the Clark Kents of finance are battling the credit demons of Wall Street's afterlife: Be bad or be gone.

How advances in optical character recognition and intelligent data capture are easing the ebb-and-flow of accounts payable processing.

Undaunted by a cooling economic climate that makes software initiatives a tougher sell, niche providers continue to set the pace of innovation.

Treasurers are strengthening their grasp on banking relationships, even as global forces pry them away. How to get a grip and stay competitive.

Asset-based lenders have become an oasis in a land of few credit options.