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The February 2009 edition of treasurytoday magazine will be with subscribers from 13 February. Key articles in the February issue include:

• Cash Management | Notional pooling explored
  Notional pooling can be an attractive cash management technique, although regulations do not always permit it.  We explore the associated benefits and challenges and look at the notional pooling structure set up by US-based manufacturer Tenneco.
  
  
• Treasury Management | Winning the war for talent
  We look at the strategies firms can adopt in order to identify, develop and retain treasury talent.  We also consider how treasury staff can take a proactive approach to managing their careers.
  
  
• Risk Management | Managing commodity price risk
  Commodity risk exposures can be managed in much the same way as interest rate or currency exposures.  We look at the steps that need to be taken in order to manage commodity risks effectively.
  
  
• Corporate Finance |Ratings agencies revisited
  Some have questioned the effectiveness of credit ratings prior to and during the sub-prime crisis.  We assess the alleged flaws in the process of rating structured securities and discuss the impact of proposed regulatory changes on the ratings agencies. 

  
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  Bank Interview | Yera Hagopian. Senior Product Manager. Liquidity Services. HSBC

  In this month’s Bank Interview we talk to Yera Hagopian about current trends in liquidity management.  We discuss how treasurers should go about reviewing their liquidity management structures and explore the factors that should be taken into account during such a review.