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Articles in July-August, 2004 issue of RMA Journal, The

• Just what the doctor ordered the right prescription for financing medical accounts receivable
  by Patrick True
• Preparing for Basel II: common problems, practical solutions: Part 4: time to default
  by Jeffrey S. Morrison
• The ABL crunch revisited
  by Richard A. Clarke
• SSARS No. 9: clarifying CPA compilation and review procedures: What will the AICPA, SEC, and others come up with next—and what does it all mean to you? RMA's ongoing series looks at implications for bankers
  by Alan Reinstein
• Tales of Whoa! On the docket: what happens when the lender erroneously describes its collateral as inventory rather than equipment?
  by Michael L. Weissman
• Catch on to mold before it catches you
  by Charles L. Perry, Jr.
• These little piggies went whole hog
  by Jay M. Lawrence
• Tame problems & wicked messes: choosing between management and leadership solutions
  by David Hancock
• Credit risk management in an asset-based lending environment
  by James Heitmann
• Giving personal financial statements the third degree
  by John Cassis
• Accounts-receivable secured lending: looking over your shoulder
  by Mark Zoeller
• Evolving regulation—from the Bank Secrecy Act through the USA Patriot Act: who are your customers, what are they doing, and why should you care?
  by Michael I. Frachioni
• KRIs cut through the haze
  by Maurice H. Hartigan, II
• The Jim Kennedy approach to banking: be small, think fast, have fun
  by Carol McGinn
• Credit risk measurement: avoiding unintended results: Part 3: discount rates and loss given default
  by Peter O. Davis
• Asset-based lending: what is it? How can it help me as a banker?
  by Bill Draxler
• Probate collections—managing for the "two-minute drill": Part 4: the big play: opportunity valuation and settlement strategy
  by Horace A. Lowe
• Asset-based lending: Troy wasn't built in a day—but it fell in one. Not understanding the assets can do that
  by Loretta Fansler
• As the economy turns: Mark Zandi presents a semiannual economic forecast and the impact for bankers
  by Mark Zandi
• Too big to manage: does the law of diminishing returns apply to synergies? It may when the new giants become too big to manage and improved earnings are not realized
  by Claude A. Hanley, Jr.
• Asset-based lending: a time-honored product continues to thrive: an interview with Michael D. Sharkey
  by Jim Nelson
• Adopting a fresh approach to risk-grading systems
  by Kathleen M. Beans