Fall 2009 - Cover Story
The Next Wave
How will companies ride out $900 billion of upcoming debt maturities?
Most companies that are meeting or exceeding earnings estimates in 2009 are doing so as a result of aggressive cost-cutting rather than generating top-line growth.
What Next For Those Facing Debt Maturities?
Bob Medlin of FTI's Corporate Finance Segment talks about the remedies available to an underperforming overleveraged borrower
Do You Trust Messages From Your CEO?
Companies are falling short in informing employees about how they are overcoming the challenges thrown up by the global downturn.
Perspective
Dealing with the Unforeseen
Great companies might not be able to predict the future, but they are ready for whatever fate throws their way.…
Proxy Reform–Be Careful What You Wish For
Early next year, the five members of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission are expected to vote on an issue…
Turning the Turnaround on its Head
In a turnaround situation, too many businesses rush to apply short-term fixes rather than diagnosing the real problem. There is…
Industry Viewpoint
What Next for Private Equity?
Following a turbulent 12 months for the industry, six experts from across the private equity spectrum explore the shape of…
Roundtable
Cutting U.S. Healthcare Costs
The FTI Journal recently convened a group of FTI experts from varied yet connected backgrounds and disciplines – from performance…
Analysis & Research
Truth in Advertising
In a comprehensive look at advertising spending, new research by FTI says that the market will not recover to 2008…
The Need for Speed
Access to high-speed Internet service is fast becoming a necessity that consumers cannot live without. Nonetheless, a sizeable minority remain…
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