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The Abilene Paradox: The Management of Agreement

Organizational Dynamics

Often groups paradoxically make decisions in which none of the participants are satisfied with the outcome. Why? Because people in groups frequently make decisions based on what they feel other people would like.

Getting There from Here: As More U.S. Companies Expand Overseas, New Sources of Capital Are Opening up

CFO

Companies are increasingly executing project financing in the domestic market where the project will reside.

What a Corporate Tax Cut Might Mean

CFO Magazine

New research explores the impact of a potential tax-rate reduction on key financial measures.

SAS for the CFO: Helping CFOs Adjust to an Expanding Role

SAS Institute

This white paper examines the evolving role of CFO within businesses globally.

Europe's CLO Market in Danger of Extinction

Financial Times

Collateralized loan obligations, along with banks, were big buyers of leveraged loans — a major source of funding for private equity — but now the market is nearly extinct in Europe. (Login required.)

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