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Coverage of the Credit Crisis - Continued
January 25, 2008
AFP Staff Writers
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A CFO comments on the future impact of the subprime fiasco, a recruiter thinks there may be opportunitites ahead, and a survey reveals the opinions of financial professionals in this ongoing series of articles on the credit crisis.
Fasten Your Seat Belts for Another Wild Ride in 21st Century Finance As we enter 2008, the global economy is showing signs of weakness. The resiliency of the market over the past few years faces great challenges. Ira Birns, CFO of World Fuel Services and a longtime member of AFP's Board of Directors, comments on a situation triggered by movement "from the ridiculous to the subprime." Read the article
2008 Job Outlook: Recruiter Sees Credit Crisis Fueling Opportunities Dawn Fay is regional vice president at Robert Half International (RHI), the very large accounting, treasury and finance recruitment and placement organization. She offers a few predictions for financial professionals looking for jobs. Read the article
Credit Crisis Not Over, But Expect Soft Landing in 2008 U.S. financial professionals believe the U.S. economy will weaken over the next 12 months but will not slip into recession in 2008, according to results of December AFP survey. Read the article
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