Search Sort by Newest to OldestOldest to NewestRelevanceA-ZZ-A Pagination First page First Previous page ‹ Page 1 Page 2 Current page 3 Contemplating the Case for Terminating Swaps Should healthcare organizations alter their legacy fixed-pay swap positions and define whether and how swap products might be used? Article Stewarding Cash and Invested Assets to Support Organizational Challenges Cash and investments play a number of important roles for not-for-profit healthcare, ranging from creating a credit profile that defines access to outside capital to buffering... Article Tax Reform Law Bulletin: The Tax Law's Effect on Bank Lending On Dec. 22, 2017, President Trump signed legislation that reduces the top marginal corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 21 percent. This move may significantly increase the cost of... Article Tax Reform Bill Has Major Implications for Healthcare From its introduction in the House Ways and Means Committee on Nov. 2 to the final vote expected in the Senate today, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will arrive on the president’s desk after only 47 days. Article Tax Reform Update: Fate of Private Activity Bonds Still Undecided Friday, Dec. 1, was a grueling day for tax reform in the Senate, with proceedings lasting from 11:00 AM to 1:50 AM on Saturday. Republicans were rewarded by their determination, passing their version of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. The House and Senate will now negotiate a compromise bill. With passage of the Senate’s version, we now have confirmation that tax-exempt advance refunding will be halted after December 31st. Article Tax-Reform Implications for Hospitals and Health Systems: Latest Insights and Strategies The House Republicans’ draft tax-reform legislation threatens the financial health of not-for-profit hospitals and health systems. To the surprise of industry analysts, the November 2, 2017, draft included provisions that would significantly raise the cost of capital and limit financing options for 501(c)(3) hospitals and health systems. Article Tax Reform Implications On November 2, U.S. House Republicans released a sweeping tax reform bill that could have a devastating effect on not-for-profit healthcare organizations, significantly increasing the... Article Would You Terminate Your Swaps If You Could? Many healthcare organizations continue to have significant legacy fixed pay interest rate swap portfolios. Most of these existing swap positions are long-dated structures that were put in place before the credit crisis and have remained in place largely due to the unacceptable termination costs. Article Refocus Treasury Functions for Continued High Volatility Disruptive forces are shifting the appropriate focus of the corridor of control from financial health to the balancing of risk against the resources available to offset or carry risk. Article Is There Room for Improvement In the Banking Services You Receive? There are a number of ways in which Treasury Operations groups in not-for-profit hospitals and healthcare system can improve performance with regard to banking activities, relationships and services received. Article Implications of the Federal Reserve's Actions for Healthcare Borrowers Expected Federal Reserve interest rate hikes will have numerous impacts on healthcare borrowers, which can use a range of strategies in response. Article A Roadmap for Post-Merger Integration Effective post-merger integration requires a rigorous and systematic approach involving four key stages. Article Pagination First page First Previous page ‹ Page 1 Page 2 Current page 3
Contemplating the Case for Terminating Swaps Should healthcare organizations alter their legacy fixed-pay swap positions and define whether and how swap products might be used? Article
Stewarding Cash and Invested Assets to Support Organizational Challenges Cash and investments play a number of important roles for not-for-profit healthcare, ranging from creating a credit profile that defines access to outside capital to buffering... Article
Tax Reform Law Bulletin: The Tax Law's Effect on Bank Lending On Dec. 22, 2017, President Trump signed legislation that reduces the top marginal corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 21 percent. This move may significantly increase the cost of... Article
Tax Reform Bill Has Major Implications for Healthcare From its introduction in the House Ways and Means Committee on Nov. 2 to the final vote expected in the Senate today, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will arrive on the president’s desk after only 47 days. Article
Tax Reform Update: Fate of Private Activity Bonds Still Undecided Friday, Dec. 1, was a grueling day for tax reform in the Senate, with proceedings lasting from 11:00 AM to 1:50 AM on Saturday. Republicans were rewarded by their determination, passing their version of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. The House and Senate will now negotiate a compromise bill. With passage of the Senate’s version, we now have confirmation that tax-exempt advance refunding will be halted after December 31st. Article
Tax-Reform Implications for Hospitals and Health Systems: Latest Insights and Strategies The House Republicans’ draft tax-reform legislation threatens the financial health of not-for-profit hospitals and health systems. To the surprise of industry analysts, the November 2, 2017, draft included provisions that would significantly raise the cost of capital and limit financing options for 501(c)(3) hospitals and health systems. Article
Tax Reform Implications On November 2, U.S. House Republicans released a sweeping tax reform bill that could have a devastating effect on not-for-profit healthcare organizations, significantly increasing the... Article
Would You Terminate Your Swaps If You Could? Many healthcare organizations continue to have significant legacy fixed pay interest rate swap portfolios. Most of these existing swap positions are long-dated structures that were put in place before the credit crisis and have remained in place largely due to the unacceptable termination costs. Article
Refocus Treasury Functions for Continued High Volatility Disruptive forces are shifting the appropriate focus of the corridor of control from financial health to the balancing of risk against the resources available to offset or carry risk. Article
Is There Room for Improvement In the Banking Services You Receive? There are a number of ways in which Treasury Operations groups in not-for-profit hospitals and healthcare system can improve performance with regard to banking activities, relationships and services received. Article
Implications of the Federal Reserve's Actions for Healthcare Borrowers Expected Federal Reserve interest rate hikes will have numerous impacts on healthcare borrowers, which can use a range of strategies in response. Article
A Roadmap for Post-Merger Integration Effective post-merger integration requires a rigorous and systematic approach involving four key stages. Article