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Bank
Accounting & Finance
Practitioners' perspectives
on industry best practices and trends
2009-10
Editorial Calendar
Bank Accounting & Finance
welcomes byline articles to be considered for publication.
Bank Accounting & Finance
is the first in-depth, practical magazine for bank accounting and financial
officers. Readers are CFOs, treasurers, controllers, accountants, auditors,
cashiers, and financial VPs.
Readers are interested in articles
on topics including, but not limited to, the following:
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financial accounting
• management accounting
• capital planning
• profitability measurement
• asset/liability management
• liquidity issues
• treasury management and investment policy
• bank stock analysis
• risk management
• portfolio management
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• new financial instruments and capital markets products
• cost control
• mergers and acquisitions
• technology
• reporting systems
• auditing and internal control
• regulation
• taxes |
Case studies, surveys, and
advice on implementing new accounting standards and regulations are particularly
welcome. See a list of recent articles.
Articles should be practical,
with concrete advice, illustrative anecdotes and examples, and a description
of results readers might expect if they follow the author’s recommendations.
Articles generally run from 2,500 to 5,000 words (10 to 20 double-spaced
typewritten pages).
2009-10
Deadlines
| Issue |
December 2009 |
February 2010 |
April 2010 |
June 2010 |
August 2010 |
October 2010 |
December 2010 |
February 2011 |
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| Copy deadline |
10/1 |
12/1/09 |
2/1/10 |
4/2 |
6/1 |
8/1 |
10/1 |
12/1/10 |
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| Mail date |
12/9 |
2/11/10 |
4/11 |
6/11 |
8/15 |
10/11 |
12/9 |
2/11/11 |
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Submission
Guidelines
To propose an article,
please contact editor Claire
Greene, 978-369-6285. She can help you tailor your idea to meet Bank
Accounting & Finance’s specific needs for manuscripts.
Instructions
for Charts, Graphs, Tables
If you have copied an Excel
chart into a PowerPoint file, please provide both the PowerPoint file
and the Excel file. If possible, avoid graphic special effects like shadow
boxes and keep in mind that figures will be printed in black and white.
If you used the Drawing function in Microsoft Word to make flow charts
or other pictures, please copy your picture onto a PowerPoint slide and
verify that the original Word layout has not been distorted. Please save
charts other than PowerPoint or Excel as grayscale tifs with a resolution
of 300 dpi or higher.
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Bank Accounting
& Finance is a publication of CCH Incorporated, 4025
W. Peterson Ave., Chicago, IL 60746 www.tax.cchgroup.com
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