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An Early Look at 2023 CEO & CFO Pay Actions
By Harvard Law School Forum | Mar 28, 2023 | Read more
The CAP report on early filers authored by Principal Ryan Colucci was recently featured by the Harvard Law School Forum. This report investigates compensation actions for CEOs and CFOs at S&P 1500 companies that have fiscal year ends between 9/30 and 11/30 and has been featured multiple times by different news outlets. Read the full report here.
Many Startups Operate Without a CFO. That Was a Challenge as SVB Collapsed
By The Wall Street Journal | Mar 28, 2023 | Read more
The CAP report on early filers authored by Principal Ryan Colucci was recently referenced to again in an article by the Wall Street Journal. The report showed that base salaries of CFOs rose faster than those of CEOs in 2022, with CFOs on average seeing an increase of 5.5% while CEO’s pay increased by 4.4%. Read the full report here.
Lawsuit Brings Scrutiny to Board Compensation at Meta
By Agenda | Mar 24, 2023 | Read more
A recent article by Agenda discussing the lawsuit against Meta related to board of director stock ownership guidelines cited CAP research. Partner Matt Vnuk shared that less than one-third of the largest 100 U.S. public companies require that directors defer cashing in on their equity compensation until after the end of their service or after a certain number of months thereafter. The policies vary board to board and are known as hold-until-retirement or holding requirements.
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