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Marrow I: What We Had to Sell

What We Had to Sell

Downsizing After Financial Hardship - The Real Cost of Selling What You Own to Survive a Financial Crisis

Routledge Studies in Accounting

Implications for Practice, Education, and Research

Generative AI and Agentic Systems in Accounting

Reactive PublishingIn volatile macro environments, conventional diversification models often break down precisely when protection is needed most. Tail-Risk Hedging &amp; Asymmetric Options provides a precise framework for constructing derivative structures designed to withstand extreme market dislocation.Written for portfolio managers, options traders, and risk strategists, this volume moves past basic directional plays to explore the mechanics of non-linear payoff profiles.Key topics covered include: <ul><li>Asymmetric Structure Design: Core principles behind convex payoff profiles and tail-risk positioning.</li><li>Volatility Architecture: Evaluating implied volatility surfaces, skew dynamics, and path dependence in stressed conditions.</li><li>Capital Efficiency: Balancing drag, carry costs, and execution timing when maintaining ongoing downside protection.</li><li>Market Fragility Dynamics: Analyzing structural liquidity risks and systemic vulnerabilities across modern asset classes.</li></ul>Designed as an analytical reference, this book outlines the quantitative and structural considerations required to engineer anti-fragile options frameworks in shifting markets.

Asymmetric Options and Non-Linear Payoffs in Fragile Markets

Tail-Risk Hedging

Practical courage frameworks for auditors navigating AI and regulatory pressure&nbsp; Auditing with Courage: Reimagining Assurance and Building Trust in the Age of AI, written by PCAOB Board Member Christina Ho, combines memoir with actionable guidance for auditors facing today's most difficult professional challenges. Ho draws on lived experience dissenting from within the system to show auditors how to stand firm when it matters most.&nbsp; Auditing with Courage provides practical frameworks for speaking up at every career stage, grounded in Ho's journey from Tiananmen Square to confronting U.S. Senators. The book addresses the growing need for independent AI assurance, explaining why auditors are uniquely positioned to provide it and how principled courage strengthens both the profession and public trust. Real-world scenarios cover AI-driven risk assessments and pressure to approve unsafe systems.&nbsp; Readers will also find:&nbsp; <ul> <li>Courage frameworks that move beyond abstract ethics to audit-specific guidance for challenging management decisions and questioning AI outputs&nbsp;</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Real-world scenarios addressing AI-driven risk assessments and the regulatory uncertainties surrounding emerging technologies&nbsp;</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Insights from an insider who dissented from within the system rather than leaving, offering a perspective distinct from whistleblower narratives&nbsp;</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Practical strategies for building independent AI assurance capabilities as AI systems increasingly influence credit approvals, insurance pricing, and investments&nbsp;</li> </ul> <ul> <li>Guidance for auditors at every career stage on how to speak up when pressured to approve systems that may cause harm&nbsp;</li> </ul> Auditing with Courage is written for external auditors, internal auditors, government auditors, accounting engineers, and accounting students who need concrete guidance for exercising professional courage in technically complex situations. Ho's firsthand experience at the highest levels of audit oversight makes this an unmatched resource for professionals committed to protecting investors and public trust.&nbsp;

Reimagining Assurance and Building Trust in the Age of AI

Auditing with Courage

ESSENTIALS OF DERIVATIVE SECURITIES

Stop letting banks capture revenue that belongs to your business The Idle Billions: Loyalty, Float, and Fintech Strategies that Put Money to Work&nbsp;is the first major fintech book written for a general business audience. David F. Giannetto, CEO of Netchex, who grew WorkWave from $50 million to nearly $500 million in revenue by embedding fintech solutions directly into software products, provides a practical roadmap for capitalizing on the money flowing through your organization. The Idle Billions examines how companies like Apple, Uber, and Starbucks have unlocked hidden revenue streams by taking control of money flows previously ceded to banks. Giannetto and Ablowitz offer actionable guidance on embedded lending, earned wage access, and other fintech tools, along with strategies for deciding whether to build or partner and overcoming common implementation obstacles. Readers will also find: <ul> <li>Real-world case studies showing how Uber generates $2.99 transaction fees on earned wage access and Starbucks profits from idle gift card balances</li> <li>Strategies for building multi-level economic relationships that keep revenue circulating within your ecosystem instead of leaking to banks</li> <li>Guidance on embedding financial instruments such as credit cards, lending, payroll, and insurance directly into your existing software solutions</li> <li>Frameworks for understanding how money moves through your organization and identifying untapped opportunities to monetize those flows</li> <li>Practical approaches to attracting and retaining top talent through innovative fintech-enabled employee benefits and compensation models</li> </ul> Written for business leaders across all industries, from Fortune 500 executives to small software company founders, The Idle Billions delivers a strategic framework for anyone seeking to reclaim control of financial flows and turn idle capital into new, sustainable revenue streams within a $209.7 billion global fintech market.

Loyalty, Float, and Fintech Strategies that Put Money to Work

The Idle Billions

Build strategic and technological insight at the intersection of finance and innovation. Principles of Fintech by Alex Zarifis is a practical textbook designed for undergraduate and postgraduate students in business and financial management. Closely aligned with modules in Fintech, digital finance and financial innovation, it equips learners with the knowledge and applied frameworks needed to understand, evaluate and implement financial technologies across contemporary systems. This textbook explores the core technologies and business models shaping the Fintech landscape, from generative AI and blockchain to digital payments, InsurTech and WealthTech. Students are guided through how fintech solutions are developed, implemented and scaled, while critically assessing issues of ethics, governance, regulation and risk management. This textbook includes: - Clear learning objectives and summaries to frame each chapter and consolidate understanding - Applied frameworks linking theory to financial practice - Reflective questions and activities to encourage deeper analysis - Real-world examples to strengthen critical evaluation With its balanced integration of theory, application and critical reflection, Principles of Fintech prepares students to contribute to the evolving world of digital finance and financial innovation.

Financial Technology, Business Models and Strategic Innovation

Principles of Fintech

PYTHON FOR FINANCE: FROM FUNDAMENTALS TO ADVANCED MODELLING

A Practitioner's Guide to Building Data-Driven Business Cases

Investing in Health

Practical Pension Scheme Accounting, from Crowe U.K. LLP, provides expert analysis and practical guidance on the preparation of accounts for occupational trust based pension schemes under the 2018 Statement of Recommended Practice (SORP). Beginning with the trial balance, the authors explain what information is needed to prepare Financial Statements and how to go about compiling the Annual Report. Written in an accessible style, it provides practical guidance on the requirements of the SORP, offering examples and options on the approach to the requirements. These range from the required disclosures, to additional disclosures that could be considered in relation to the investment risk, and investment hierarchy disclosures. It contains a disclosure checklist and example accounts to ensure all required disclosures have been considered. This new edition reflects the significant changes the pensions SORP has been undergoing following the latest FRS102 updates, in preparation for implementation in 2026.These proposals include: This new edition reflects the significant changes the pensions SORP has been undergoing following the latest FRS102 updates, in preparation for implementation in 2026. These proposals include: - Introducing the requirement to make disclosures on liquidity risk - Investment performance commentary focused on the specific circumstances of the scheme recognising the differences between DC and DB arrangements - Annuity contracts can no longer be valued using annuity provider values - Further guidance on derivatives, repurchase agreements and short sold bonds - Bulk transfers out to be disclosed on the face of the primary statements - Further guidance on going concern considerations. The Third Edition has been updated throughout to reflect significant changes in this area of law, including revisions to all appendices.

Practical Pension Scheme Accounting

Measure the business impact of HR investments and make evidence-based people decisions driving organizational performance. Investing in People is the definitive guide for HR leaders, people analytics specialists, consultants, and business executives who need to demonstrate the financial value of human capital initiatives. Fully updated in its fourth edition, it provides a rigorous, research-based framework for evaluating HR investments, aligning people strategies with business goals, and translating workforce data into insights that senior leaders value.Written by Wayne F. Cascio, Fred Oswald, and Alexis A. Fink, internationally recognized experts in human resources, organizational psychology, and people analytics, this authoritative guide combines decades of research with extensive practical experience. Drawing on psychology, economics, finance, and accounting, it provides proven frameworks for evaluating HR initiatives, maximizing return on investment, and strengthening HR's strategic influence across the organization.You'll learn how to: - Evaluate the financial impact and return on investment of HR programs using proven, evidence-based methodologies - Align talent acquisition, employee engagement, learning, wellbeing, compensation, and pay equity initiatives with strategic business objectives - Translate workforce and people analytics into meaningful insights that strengthen executive decision-making and organizational credibility - Apply practical frameworks to emerging challenges, including AI, digital transformation, organizational change, and workforce planning - Build compelling business cases for investing in people using data, research, and measurable performance outcomesFeaturing updated case studies, practical tools, companion software with real-time currency conversion, and a customizable code library, this comprehensive guide helps you connect people strategy to the metrics that matter most. Whether you're leading an HR function, advising senior executives, or shaping workforce strategy, Investing in People equips you to make smarter investment decisions, demonstrate measurable business value, and position HR as a strategic driver of organizational success.Themes include: people analytics, HR strategy, human capital, HR ROI, workforce analytics, evidence-based HR, talent management, organizational performance, AI in HR, compensation, pay equity, employee engagement, strategic workforce planning, organizational change

Financial Impact of Human Resource Initiatives

Investing in People

Market Abuse, Insider Dealing and Financial Crime

Equips legal professionals and stakeholders with a clear, authoritative, and practical guide to the UK legal treatment of digital payments and tokenised assets. The Law of Digital Payments is a guide to UK payments law, examining how English law and financial regulation are adapting to new forms of money and new ways of moving it. Value now passes between banks, payment service providers and distributed ledgers, and AI agents are beginning to initiate payments. For lawyers and compliance professionals, this raises fundamental questions about when a debt is discharged, who bears the loss when a payment goes wrong, and which activities fall within the regulatory perimeter. This title sets out the legal concepts of payment and money before mapping the regulatory perimeter under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000, the Regulated Activities Order 2001, the Payment Services Regulations 2017 and the Electronic Money Regulations 2011. Later chapters provide clarity on funds transfers and settlement, card payments, open banking and payment initiation, digital wallets, strong customer authentication, unauthorised transactions and the recovery of misdirected payments, including authorised push payment (APP) fraud. Coverage of tokenised payment includes the classification of cryptoassets and their status as property. The new UK regimes for stablecoins and tokenised deposits are considered alongside the proposed digital pound. The final chapters address the protection of customer funds when a payment or e-money institution becomes insolvent. They also examine the legal questions raised by agentic payments, in which an AI agent makes payments on a user's behalf. Drawing upon legislation, FCA rules and guidance, case law and current reform proposals, the book is designed to help practitioners, in-house counsel, regulators, payment firms and academics understand and apply the law of digital payments. This title is included in Bloomsbury Professional's Banking and Finance Law online service.

The Law of Digital Payments

What We Had to Sell

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