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Latest Pay Disclosure: Bring on the Metrics, Break Out the Peers
By Joe Mont2015-05-05T12:30:00
Image: Compensation committees and external reporting executives should brace for impact from the SEC’s newest addition to executive compensation disclosure: pay-for-performance rules. The detailed new disclosures (tagged in XBRL, no less) will be extensive, the consequences for executive pay unknown. “How useful is this information really going to be? To ...
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