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Articles in Dec, 2007 issue of Financial Management (UK)

• Stephen Jenner FCMA, director, Criminal Justice Information Technology, has been presented with the 2007 civil service award for financial management in recognition of his department's successful approach to portfolio and benefits management
• Frequent fryers?
• Correction
• Elections to council 2008: retirements by rotation
• Buffet cars
• Trading futures
  by Robin Fraser
• Expression of interest
  by A.D. McIntyre
• Employees working for British Land are expected to live eight years longer than their counterparts working for Whitbread, but this has little to do with corporate health policies
• Carbon dating: the UK government's new carbon reduction commitment is the first mandatory auction-based trading scheme of its kind in the world. Defra's Leanne Jones explains the implications for business
  by Leanne Jones
• Management accounting—performance evaluation: Bob Scarlett explains the concept of life-cycle costing and discusses its applications in investment decision-making and financial control.
  by Bob Scarlett
• Colonic intuition
• Keegan's win
• Leading economists agree to differ
• Strategic global management: in the first of two articles, Louise Ross explains the development of an open, collaborative and effective new organisational form: Business 2.0
  by Louise Ross
• Lalani: UK needs migrants' skills
• Mastication for the nation
• The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
• Ian Flavell FCMA: finance director, Castle Cement
• Money-laundering: members in practice are not the only CIMA accountants who are affected by the UK's tough new law. Martin Nimmo explains its implications
  by Martin Nimmo
• Financial manager at an airline: Corinne Dauncey explains what it takes to manage an accounts department at a world-class firm of high-flyers
  by Corrine Dauncey
• Irony supplement
  by Adeeb Usmani
• PKF Accountants has published guidance entitled "IFRS Illustrative Accounts for AIM Companies 2007" for all companies preparing their first annual accounts under IFRS for the year ended December 31, 2007
• The yin crowd: those of us who have spent our careers treating management as a science might find the application of methods such as astrology in business alarming, writes Scott Payton. But more and more firms are using them—even though few are ready
  by Scott Payton
• Financial analysis: candidates have tended to struggle with questions on US Gaap versus IFRS. The examiner for paper P8 offers her guidance on the topic
• … Last out
• Mature reflections
  by S.P. Kundu
• Why SMEs should think global, too
• Practice makes perfect: Mark Allen offers a personal perspective on the rigours and rewards of working as a CIMA member in practice
  by Mark Allen
• CIMA allies with Bath University
• Shooting the breeze
• World Bank endorses CIMA project
• The 2007 CIMA financial management awards
• Forecasting: Robert Fildes and Paul Goodwin investigate the effectiveness of firms' judgmental adjustments to computer-generated demand forecasts
  by Robert Fildes
• Diary: forthcoming local events in the UK
• "Solutions, schmolutions"
• Efficiency driver
  by Cliff Moggs
• Soundbites
• Hot spots: Martin West and Kate Terriere offer advice on how to benefit from susta nable property performance
  by Martin West
• Exam notice: visit www.cimaglobal.com regularly for updates
• To boldly stretch an analogy …
• The UK government has announced a 12-month delay to new provisions in the Companies Act because Companies House systems and processes will not be able to meet its original deadline of October 1, 2008
• Ad nauseam: as consumers, our purchasing behaviour is becoming ever more sophisticated and discerning, writes Ruth Prickett. So why do so many companies continue to risk alienating us with their intelligence-insulting television commercials?
  by Ruth Prickett
• Simon Gardiner, director of finance, EMEA, Bakbone Software
• Radcliffe Denim
• The importance of both long-term planning and rapid flexibility cannot be overstated
  by Gordon Grant
• Governments in developing nations are increasingly using technology to support their economic and social development aims, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit
• Crying foul: when a takeover bid reported as "hostile", it's likely that the target company's directors are facing a conflict of interests. After all, writes Mike Brooks, it takes a brave turkey to vote for an early Christmas
  by Mike Brooks
• Organisational management and information systems: Doug Mchardie highlights two key models—Porter's value chain and Mintzberg's organigram—that focus on organisational interrelationships
  by Doug Mchardie
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