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Lessons From the Crisis for Corporate Finance
Campa Fernández, José ManuelArticle ART-2311-EFinanceAs a result of the crisis, many companies have seen their ability to carry out strategic plans greatly reduced due to financial pressures. This article analyzes how the finance function went off track and overstepped its legitimate bounds, leaving many companies exposed and vulnerable. The author proposes three essential attitudes and principles that finance sector professionals must adopt, and the actions to go along with them, to get corporate ...Starting at €8.20
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IESE Insight. Issue 16. First Quarter 2013
IESE InsightMagazine REV-37-ECorporate Governance, Finance, Information Technologies, Innovation and Change, Knowledge and Communication, Leadership and People Management, StrategyJosé M. Campa proposes the essential attitudes and principles that finance sector professionals must adopt, and the actions to go along with them, to get corporate finance back on track. Juan Almandoz draws out several lessons for creating a new community bank, which serve as useful reminders for any business seeking to reconcile its mission with the needs of customers, while also reconnecting with communities in vital and lasting ways. Mireia Gi...Starting at €22.00
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Powell's Perilous Situation
Warnock, Francis E.Case DARDEN-GEM-0156-EEconomicsIn February 2018, Jay Powell replaced Janet Yellen as chair of the Board of Governors of the US Federal Reserve (the Fed). Powell, a board member at the Fed since May 2012, knew that his job was to normalize US monetary policy, which had been exceptionally expansionary for a full decade. He also knew that short rates had been too low for too long – the federal funds rate had been near 0% for seven years and even now was at a historically low leve...Starting at €8.20
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The Depression of 1920–1921 and the Return to “Orthodoxy” (A)
Bruner, Robert F.Case DARDEN-F-1890-EFinanceIn March 1921, the Federal Reserve Board (FRB) wrestled with setting monetary policy during a severe economic contraction, called by many a depression. FRB members disagreed over whether to respond to the depression, and if so, how. The depression had sparked a crisis of purpose and policy within the FRB. For the past six years, FRB leaders had been trying to get the Treasury to allow the Federal Reserve (Fed) to pursue “orthodox” monetary polici...Starting at €8.20