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executive compensation
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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…
Pensions and Benefits
More Marks For FTSE100 DRRs – Top Grades For Most…But Not All
As most sixteen to eighteen year-old British kids get stuck into the most important exams of their lives, how did the FTSE100 companies holding AGMs last week fare as shareholders…
The Securities Edge
Institutional investor organization asks the SEC to require disclosure of "golden leashes"
[caption id="attachment_1299" align="alignright" width="300"] Photo by Don Urban[/caption] The compensation disclosure rules contained in Regulation S-K are intended to provide meaningful disclosure regarding an issuer’s executive and director compensation practices…
The Securities Edge
Institutional investor organization asks the SEC to require disclosure of “golden leashes”
[caption id="attachment_1299" align="alignright" width="300"] Photo by Don Urban[/caption] The compensation disclosure rules contained in Regulation S-K are intended to provide meaningful disclosure regarding an issuer’s executive and director compensation practices…
Pensions and Benefits
FTSE100 DRRs – Another Shareholder Spring?
There were a further 12 FTSE100 AGMs last week and whilst for most companies both sections of the Directors' Remuneration Report received a high vote in favour, a couple of…
Government Contractor Compliance & Regulatory Update
New York Court Strikes Down Regulations Limiting Executive Compensation and Administrative Expenses
A New York court has held that the State’s regulatory limits on executive compensation and administrative expenses for entities that receive state funds unconstitutionally exceed proper regulatory authority. The regulations,…
Not For Profit/Exempt Organizations Blog
New York Court Strikes Down Regulations Limiting Executive Compensation and Administrative Expenses
A New York court has held that the State’s regulatory limits on executive compensation and administrative expenses for entities that receive state funds unconstitutionally exceed proper regulatory authority. The regulations,…
Minnesota Employer
NewsFlash for Non-Profit Employers: The Rebuttable Presumption of Reasonableness May Disappear or Change
By Neal Buethe
In a recent presentation to the Georgetown Law Center Tax-Exemption Organization Conference, staff members to the Senate Finance and House Ways and Means Committees reported on some proposals for legislation…
Pensions and Benefits
FTSE100 DRRs and AGMS – a “significant” week?
In the week that Vince Cable wrote to remuneration committees to urge them to "seize the opportunity to bring pay in line with performance" (see our blog post for details),…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
New York Appeals Court Rejection of Salary Cap for Nonprofit Contractors
According to an Associated Press report, the New York Attorney General's Office intends to appeal a decision by a New York trial court that the $199,000 salary cap imposed by…