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What emerging Europe's CFOs know about the downturn that others don't.

Banks aren't lending, investor defaults are looming, and mark-to-market is a pain. But private equity CFOs are forging a path through the downturn.

You're needed in the corner office.

Why risk management is letting down companies and what to do about it.

The financial crisis obliterated corporate forecasts. Now, CFOs struggle to assess what lies ahead.

An interview with the renewable energy group's CFO.

In the thick of the credit crisis, Ferrovial pulls off a record refinancing.

He rose from drilling engineer to one of Europe's most powerful corporate financiers. But the challenges for Total's new CFO are just beginning.

Video game CFOs reach the next level.

With credit at a premium, freeing up funds from working capital gains a new urgency.

After years of empire building, Ahold learns the importance of focus.

Catching up with finance chiefs who appeared in the early issues of CFO Europe.

Benetton in the midst of a retail renaissance.

Parmalat survived bankruptcy without losing a day of production. But executives at the dairy group still have a lot more than milk on their minds.

Ambitious companies from emerging economies have stormed into global markets. They now face their biggest test ever.

Looking for a new job? Here's what to expect.

Some companies are better at turning cash into shareholder value than others.

A new scorecard highlights Europe's top companies when it comes to generating cash.

Is the growth of "ethical" investing a real issue for finance, or part of reputation management and best left to public relations?