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Executive Compensation
With “Say on Pay” Imminent, Issuers Need Better Communication, Investors Better Guidance
According to a recent Towers Watson survey of 135 U.S. publicly traded companies, 51 percent expect to hold annual “say-on-pay” votes, while 39 percent prefer a vote every three years and 10 percent anticipate biennial votes.
Interestingly, nearly… READ MORE ›
Now a Message from the “We Hate Wall Street” Coalition
A series of radio ads highly critical of Wall Street pay began airing this week in New York City. The radio spots — which lament that bankers, brokers, and money managers… READ MORE ›
Bank of America Shareholders and the Mozilo Gorilla
Did you catch the reports on U.S. SEC settlements with former Countrywide chief Angelo Mozilo? It was the single biggest regulatory recovery from an individual ever, according to reports. A close examination of these reports reveals two things…. READ MORE ›