Prudential Financial Adopts New Clawback Policy
Prudential Financial this week adopted a new clawback policy covering all incentive-based compensation made to its executive officers in the form of stock options and other equity awards. "The policy, which marks an expansion of Prudential’s previous clawback policy, was adopted by the Board as part of its annual review ...
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