Survey: Boards Hate Pay Ratio Rule, Cool With Clawbacks

By Joe Mont2015-10-16T11:15:00

Not surprisingly, most board members remain unconvinced that the pay ratio disclosure rule enacted by the SEC is worth the paper it is printed on, according to a survey by BDO USA. An SEC proposal requiring the disclosure of communications between the audit committee and the external auditor was similarly ...

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