Sentence examples for exit payments from inspiring English sources

Cameron is to order that exit payments be denied to senior staff found to have ignored evidence of abuse.

Legislators said they would work to ensure that bankers did not get around the rules by using signing bonuses, exit payments or contract buyouts.

But the consultation says: "The government's strong expectation is that, consistent with the approach taken to exit payment recovery, bodies that are proposed to be outside the scope of the cap on exit payments will set out a commensurate cap on exit payments, at least equivalent to the arrangements proposed, and introduce this no later than the exit payment cap".

OTTAWA — Research in Motion gave its former co-chief executives about $12 million in exit payments after they stepped down this year, the BlackBerry maker disclosed in a securities filing on Thursday.

REUTERS Former R.I.M. Chiefs Got $12 Million in Exit Pay  |  Research in Motion, the struggling maker of the BlackBerry, revealed on Thursday the exit payments it granted to its two former co-chief executives after they stepped down this year.

The French employers' group Medef has published recommendations that include limiting golden parachutes, or negotiated exit payments for executives, and eliminating bonuses for managers who "played a role in this disaster," according to Laurence Parisot, chief executive of Medef.

Mr. Lew also won an unusual exit payment and a form of housing assistance from New York University, where he served as an administrator.

By the weekend, according to executives involved in the negotiations, the talks hinged on one significant issue: Mr. Ovitz's demand for a multimillion-dollar exit payment from the new company.

When Merck & Co. completed its $41 billion takeover of Schering-Plough in March, Merck chief executive Richard Clark maintained the top post; Schering-Plough chief executive Fred Hassan, who had been the CEO for six years, walked away with a $17.7 million exit payment and pension benefits worth $13.2 million.

Notable exits include payments company Braintree (Accel owned nearly 40% at the time of its acquisition by eBay for $800 million in September 2013), Airwatch (acquired by VMware for $1.5 billion in February 2014), OzForex (IPO October 2013) and Groupon (IPO November 2011).

We treat these episodic data as continuous in time and use them to analyse the duration of PP episodes and to estimate hazard functions for the daily probabilities of exiting PP, exiting PP to other IS payments and exiting IS.