Sentence examples for crisis compensation from inspiring English sources

BLOOMBERG NEWS   Ford Chief's Crisis Compensation  |  Alan R. Mulally, chief executive of Ford, received 2.9 million shares in the company for his work in 2009, Reuters reports.

Since the financial crisis, compensation for the directors of the nation's biggest banks has continued to rise even as the banks themselves, facing difficult markets and regulatory pressures, are reining in bonuses and pay.

Post-crisis, compensation reform proposals have taken broadly three approaches: long-term deferred equity incentive compensation, mandatory bonus clawbacks upon accounting restatements and financial losses, and debt-based compensation.

His books include Pacific Defense: Arms, Energy, and America's Future in Asia (William Morrow), Strategic Capitalism (Princeton), and Crisis and Compensation (Princeton).

He is the author of Crisis and Compensation: Public Policy and Political Stability in Japan (Princeton), for which he won the Hiromi Arisawa and Masayoshi Ohira Awards.

She picked 2007 because this was the last year before the financial crisis, and compensation decisions were less likely to be shaped by finances and public opinion.

The immediate result of the State Senate's action was to clarify responsibility for perpetuating New York's judicial compensation crisis.

First, our paper considers the issue of proxy advisers and the problem, particularly evident after the financial crisis, of director compensation.

He said one of the lessons of the crisis was that compensation schemes that delivered large bonuses for short-term returns encouraged individuals to take on too much long-term risk.

The company's power costs rose to $100,000 a month from $30,000 before the power crisis and workers' compensation has risen to $340,000 a year from $80,000 two years ago, he said.

What can one say when discussing banks and elements of bailouts, conflicts of interest, mortgage crisis and excessive compensation are the attributions?