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Articles in category: Board Governance

1. What to watch: Risks for bond holders Explore usatoday.com (Jan 17 2013) Board Governance , Economics/Finance Record low bond yields since 2008 in bond bull market more than 30 years old poses risks. (Read Full Article)

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2. SEC-Nasdaq, Morgan Stanley Restitution: Compliance Explore Bloomberg.com (Jan 15 2013) Board Governance The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission rejected Nasdaq Stock Market’s request to offer clients trading algorithms that would enable them to execute buy and sell orders according to predetermined guidelines. (Read Full Article)

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3. Regulators hit JPMorgan with two enforcement actions Explore washingtonpost.com (Jan 14 2013) Board Governance Federal regulators Monday ordered JPMorgan Chase to fix the poor risk management that led to the bank’s $6 billion trading loss last year. The bank is also being pressed to improve the way it monitors cash transactions that may have enabled terrorists and drug dealers to launder money. (Read Full Article)

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4. Ask Matt: Should I buy housing, financial stocks? Explore usatoday.com (Jan 14 2013) Board Governance , Economics/Finance Financial and housing stocks were some of the biggest winners in 2012. (Read Full Article)

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5. Bank earnings expected to show healthier future Explore usatoday.com (Jan 12 2013) Board Governance Banks lead fourth-quarter earnings parade this week. (Read Full Article)

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6. Strategies: In Investing, at Least, It Makes Sense to Play for a Tie Explore The New York Times (Jan 12 2013) Board Governance Playing for a tie may go against the grain of many American sports, but it can be a good way to invest. After all, modern finance theory tells us that we don’t need to beat the market. (Read Full Article)

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7. Banks offering more near-prime credit cards Explore Yahoo!7 Finance (Jan 10 2013) Board Governance , CEO/Leadership That blemish on your credit report isn't the budget-killer it used to be. Lenders are increasingly offering credit to "near-prime" consumers as they look for ways to bulk up their bottom line. It's ... (Read Full Article)

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8. Top banks given until 2016 to centralise risk data Explore independent.ie (Jan 9 2013) Board Governance The world's top banks have three years to build up a single picture of all their risks to help make the wider financial system safer, global regulators said on Wednesday. (Read Full Article)

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9. What to watch: T-bonds not what they used to be Explore usatoday.com (Jan 9 2013) Board Governance , Economics/Finance What on Earth is the appeal of a bond that will pay so little for so long? In a word: Reliability. (Read Full Article)

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10. Dividend Stock Outlook: In A Low-Rate World, Beware The Lure Of Rich Yields Explore Forbes.com (Dec 20 2012) Board Governance , Economics/Finance Hefty yields are nice, but only until an earnings blip or economic slowdown forces a cut. Stick to companies committed to growing their dividends. (Read Full Article)

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11. F.H.A., Short Billions, May Need Rescue by Taxpayers Explore The New York Times (Nov 16 2012) Board Governance The Federal Housing Administration, a government agency that insures mortgages, has a shortfall of $16.3 billion. (Read Full Article)

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12. EX-Citi chief Pandit gets $6.7 million bonus Explore usatoday.com (Nov 10 2012) Board Governance Vikram Pandit, who was at Citigroup for 5 years, agreed not to work at a rival bank or poach Citi execs for 1 year. (Read Full Article)

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13. CITIC Takes SuperDerivatives for Risk Management Explore waterstechnology.com (Nov 8 2012) Board Governance CITIC Bank International has expanded its use of SuperDerivatives data and technology to encompass its risk management division. (Read Full Article)

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14. SEC proposes rules for derivatives traders Explore usatoday.com (Oct 16 2012) Board Governance Rules would require minimum capital, collateral and require separating customer funds. (Read Full Article)

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15. Citigroup names new CEO as Vikram Pandit steps down Explore money.cnn.com (Oct 16 2012) Board Governance Just one day after Citigroup wowed Wall Street with solid quarterly earnings, CEO Vikram Pandit said Tuesday he is stepping down, ending his tumultuous five-year reign atop what's been deemed the world's financial supermarket. (Read Full Article)

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16. This Might Not Be The Best Time To Be Investing For A Dividend Income Explore Forbes.com (Oct 7 2012) Board Governance Given that bond rates are so low currently it might well be that investing in stocks with a decent dividend yield is the best way to secure an income from one's investments. (Read Full Article)

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17. Three Stages of Accepting a Strong Money Management Plan Save Explore Home - Kiama Independent (Oct 4 2012) Board Governance , Economics/Finance Sadly, most new traders think they can out analyze the market to make money management irrelevant. As the trader matures, they find nothing can take the place of good money management. (Read Full Article)

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18. Cloud's Full Impact is Still About Three Years Away, Survey Predicts Explore Forbes.com (Oct 3 2012) Board Governance Cloud computing is poised to reshape and disrupt the way organizations use information technology, right? Ultimately, yes -- but a new industry survey says it may be a few years before the disruptive effect of cloud is fully felt across the business landscape. Cloud, still just over the horizon. (Read Full Article)

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19. The Risks and Rewards of Personal Electronics in the Workplace Explore BusinessWeek (Oct 2 2012) Board Governance Bring-your-own-device programs give employees greater freedom, but they have serious security and privacy issues. (Read Full Article)

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20. How to Consolidate Compliance Risk Assessments Explore ebizq.net (Oct 1 2012) Board Governance The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) by mandate has added Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) and Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX) like financial reporting attestation compliance to the list of required activities for credit unions. Why has the NCUA put SOX, or financial reporting attestation, and ERM in the same ruling? (Read Full Article)

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21. Procter & Gamble board sticks by its criticized CEO Explore usatoday.com (Sep 29 2012) Board Governance , CEO/Leadership , Economics/Finance Hedge fund manager who owns 1% of stock has 75 pages of complaints about Bob McDonald. (Read Full Article)

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22. Bank of America settles Merrill suit for $2.4B Explore usatoday.com (Sep 28 2012) Board Governance Class-action lawsuit alleged bank and its execs made false, misleading statements about both companies' financial health. (Read Full Article)

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23. U.S. district court judge tosses lawsuit against Freddie Mac Explore usatoday.com (Sep 27 2012) Board Governance Judge John Keenan rules mortgage giant gave full, accurate info to investors amid meltdown. (Read Full Article)

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24. Culture is what people do when no one is looking: Gerard Seijts Explore Business Standard (Sep 24 2012) Board Governance , CEO/Leadership What is your definition of a successful leader? Post the global economic meltdown, do you think leaders should look at running their enterprises any differently? (Read Full Article)

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