Sentence examples for executive pay arrangements from inspiring English sources

The NAO found that the charity had little formal influence over Motability Operations' executive pay arrangements.

"The largest cost of executive pay arrangements was likely not the excess pay itself," Mr. Bebchuk said.

LONDON – Glencore International's $24 billion deal with Xstrata is under threat after Qatar Holding asked Glencore to increase its bid amid mounting opposition to executive pay arrangements.

Evidence shows an overall positive market reaction for firms with weak governance structures (e.g. low quality of the board of directors) and excessive executive pay arrangements.

We highlight conflicting evidence on the effect of voting results on future executive pay arrangements, CEO employment, and corporate policies in general.

A triennial vote would help align "say on pay" with the goal of avoiding short-termism in corporate governance and executive pay arrangements.

The divergence between how the top executives and their shareholders fared implies that it is not possible to rule out, as standard narratives suggest, that the executives' pay arrangements provided them with excessive risk-taking incentives.

As a publicly traded company, Bear Stearns regularly discloses pay arrangements for executives to regulators and shareholders.

And it asked for the names and titles of the three executives most familiar with the pay arrangements at the fund company.

Harvard Law professor Lucian Bebchuk has noted that "one major factor that has induced excessive risk-taking is that firms' standard pay arrangements reward executives for short-term gains even when these gains are subsequently reversed".

Before the meeting, however, there had also been separate criticsm from another corporate governance group Pirc, which had taken issue with pay arrangements for chief executive Breon Corcoran, suggesting he could be entitled to a bonus of up to 380% of his salary.