The link to view the webinar, Business in the Time of the Coronavirus can be found here. Information on the event can be seen below: How can your business adapt to the new normal and plan for an uncertain future? How can the provisions of the CARES Act and other related stimulus help your business… Continue reading View Our Webinar: Business in the Time of Coronavirus
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Newsletter – April 2020
Thinking Ahead – Accounting for Loan Losses During and After Covid-19 One of the many challenges posed by the current health crisis is the need for lenders to reassess their borrowers’ ability to repay their loans. While it may seem unfair, or even unseemly, to have to address this issue at this time, financial institutions… Continue reading Newsletter – April 2020
Newsletter – April 2020
Thinking Ahead – Accounting for Loan Losses During and After Covid-19 One of the many challenges posed by the current health crisis is the need for lenders to reassess their borrowers’ ability to repay their loans. While it may seem unfair, or even unseemly, to have to address this issue at this time, financial institutions… Continue reading Newsletter – April 2020
Business in the Time of Coronavirus
How can your business adapt to the new normal and plan for an uncertain future? How can the provisions of the CARES Act and other related stimulus help your business now? More importantly, how do they actually work in practice? Our panel of experts will answer your questions across a range of disciplines. You also… Continue reading Business in the Time of Coronavirus
Cash Forecasting
Cash forecasting, always important, becomes even more highly critical during times of economic disruption. Here are some key points to consider for an effective process: 1. Use a segmented approach to avoid over forecasting cash inflows. Consider customer segment, size, and seasonality – tax time could drive slower payment behavior for all types of clients.… Continue reading Cash Forecasting
Cash Forecasting
Cash forecasting, always important, becomes even more highly critical during times of economic disruption. Here are some key points to consider for an effective process: 1. Use a segmented approach to avoid over forecasting cash inflows. Consider customer segment, size, and seasonality – tax time could drive slower payment behavior for all types of clients.… Continue reading Cash Forecasting