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Securities Law Prof Blog
Conference Committee Debates Investor Protection/Executive Compensation Issues Tomorrow
In case you've been wondering what's happening with financial regulatory reform, here is the latest from Barney Frank's office:Chairman Frank, on behalf of the House conferees, released the House offer…
Compensation Committee Corner
Compensation and Corporate Governance Bill Passes the Senate
It looks like Senator Dodd's bill entitled "Restoring American Financial Stability Act of 2010" (PDF, pages 1056-1090) finally got its legs in that it was approved by the Senate on May…
Delaware Corporate & Commercial Litigation Blog
The Intersection of Federal Bankruptcy and State Corporate Law
The seminar today at the Widener University School of Law on the above topic, described in more detail here, addresses an area of law that is certain to be of interest…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
More on Executive Pay
On May 16 we blogged about a NJ initiative to cap nonprofit executive pay paid from state sources. Today the Philadelphia Inquirer reports that William Marion, the CEO of Horizon…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
What Do New Jersey & Canada Have in Common? – Proposed Nonprofit Pay Caps
Both New Jersey and Canada are seriously considering capping executive compensation at nonprofits. Starting with New Jersey, according to The Star-Ledger Governor Chris Christie plans to require nonprofit social service agency…
M & A Law Prof Blog
Shareholders Saying “No” to Say on Pay
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"Say on pay" measures were on the proxy for DuPont and Johnson & Johnson. In both cases shareholders rejected the measures (DuPont here and J&J here). Don't know if that's…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
Executives’ Salaries Paid by Cultural Organizations Examined
The New York Times reports that it has “surveyed dozens of arts organizations in New York City and elsewhere in the country, reviewed their federal income tax returns, and interviewed…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
Tax-Exempt Organizations News from the Georgetown Law Conference
At the annual Georgetown University Law Center conference on "Representing & Managing Tax-Exempt Organizations," TE/GE Commissioner Sarah Hall Ingram announced that the IRS will soon be issuing an interim report on its study…
Compensation Committee Corner
Consider Using Net Exercised Stock Options and/or Stock-Settled SARs
I spent a fair amount of time this proxy season advising public companies on nuances associated with net-exercised stock options and/or stock-settled stock appreciation rights ("SARs"). The purpose of this…
Securities Law Prof Blog
Treasury Announces How It Voted Citigroup Shares
The U.S. Department of the Treasury announced that it has voted its approximately 7.7 billion shares of Citigroup Inc. common stock at the Citigroup Annual Meeting held today. According to its…