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executive compensation
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La Revue
Rémunération des dirigeants de sociétés cotées : retour sur la législation applicable
La publication en août 2010 dans le magazine Capital d’un classement sur « les retraites en or des grands patrons » en France nous donne l’occasion de revenir sur les…
Compensation Committee Corner
Accelerating Taxable Income into the 2010 Tax Year: Issues to Consider
It is expected that ordinary income tax rates, dividend income rates and long-term capital gains rates will increase effective January 1, 2011, due to expired tax cuts from the Bush administration. …
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
Milton Hershey School Trust – Excessive Trustee Compensation?
WITF, the Harrisburg NPR affiliate, reports that Protect the Hersheys' Children (PHC), a Pennsylvania not-for-profit corporation, submitted a nine-page letter to the Internal Revenue Service, the Pennsylvania Department of Banking, and the two…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
Beth Israel – A Case Study in Board Governance and AG Oversight
The Boston Globe reports that Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley released results of a four-month investigation by her office of the actions of the board of Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in response to…
Corporate and Securities Law
NYSE Submits Proposed Rule to SEC on Elimination of Broker Discretionary Voting on Executive Compensation Matters
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
California AG Investigating Compensation at L.A. Dodger’s Charity
The N.Y. Times reports that the L.A. Dodgers have confirmed that the Dodgers Dream Foundation received a letter from the California Attorney General's office. The focus of the letter is…
Banking & Finance Law Report
Wall Street Reform Legislation Requires Public Companies to Revise Clawback Policies
On July 21, 2010, President Obama signed into law the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (the “Act”). Although the Act focuses primarily on the financial industry, the…
Corporate and Securities Law
Preparing for Say-on-Pay
Corporate and Securities Law
What Does a Say-On Pay Vote Look Like?
Government Contracts & Investigations Blog
The Transparency Monster Strikes Again: New Reporting Requirements For Executive Compensation And First-Tier Subcontract Awards
By Keith R. Szeliga On July 8, 2010, the FAR Councils issued an interim rule, effective immediately, that requires contractors to report information regarding executive compensation and first-tier subcontract awards. See 75…