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executive compensation
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Pensions and Benefits
FTSE100 DRRs and AGMs – a well-deserved pause in activity
Without any FTSE100 companies’ DRRs being published or AGMs being held last week, interest in UK executive compensation activity came from a couple of other notable events. The World Cup,…
Pensions and Benefits
FTSE100 DRRs and AGMs – so how is the season really progressing? We analyse the numbers so far
Last week saw the last three AGMs of 31 December year-end FTSE100 companies take place, namely for Coca-Cola HBC, RBS and WPP (and all received at least 80% shareholder approval…
The D&O Diary
Are We Done With Executive Compensation Proxy Disclosure Litigation?
The onslaught of litigation filed after the advent three years ago of the Dodd-Frank “say on pay” requirements may finally be winding down. According to a June 23, 2014 memorandum…
Pensions and Benefits
Sports Direct – a step too far?
The saga of Sport Direct’s attempts to find a long-term in incentive to reward Mike Ashley, its Executive Deputy Chairman, continued yesterday with the announcement of a proposed “2015 Bonus…
Pensions and Benefits
FTSE100 DRRs – the cycle starts again
Last week, the March year-end companies began publishing their DRRs, meaning it was the busiest week in a while for those involved in the world of executive compensation. The eight…
Corporate and Securities Law
Shareholder Lawsuit About Compensation Plan Derails Annual Meeting
By Jill Radloff
The Contingency
Sumner Redstone May Keep Big Bonuses, Third Circuit Rules
A rule against making too much money? Plenty of public companies pay their executives very large salaries, bonuses, and other goodies, including stock grants, stock option awards, and rides in…
Pensions and Benefits
FTSE100 DRRs – a week so quiet it was almost silent
The only notable event in the FTSE100 Directors' Remuneration Reports domain last week was the AGM of Travis Perkins. Its policy and implementation reports were both comfortably approved, with votes…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
Blue Cross Parent Sued
A regional Blue Cross and Blue Shield parent company is the defendant in a lawsuit alleging inappropriate retention of profits and excessive executive compensation, reports the Chicago Tribune. Here are…
Housing Plus
HUD challenge to executive compensation
By Jason Géno, Founding Partner of Human Capital Initiatives, LLC
On Friday, May 16th, HUD released compensation data from the 2013 Executive Compensation Survey, in which Public Housing Agencies (PHAs) were required to report salary information from their top 3…