Preparing For Pay Versus Performance
A long time in the making, the SEC’s final rule on Dodd-Frank’s disclosure
requirement poses some questions for comp committees.
A long time in the making, the SEC’s final rule on Dodd-Frank’s disclosure
requirement poses some questions for comp committees.
While no company wants to be threatened to comply with a rule, boards should embrace clawbacks for the following three reasons.
For the 20th anniversary of our What Directors Think research franchise, we took a look back at issues affecting governance at the turn of the century—and how directors’ perspectives have evolved since. This is the first of a four-part series.
What’s required is a reimagining of the compensation committee, its relationships with management and its relationships with independent advisors.
Companies will be required to rewrite these recoupment policies to comply with the new SEC requirements.
Market gyrations have compensation committees rethinking grant practices. Here are some considerations.
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