Sentence examples for vested compensation from inspiring English sources

The more restrictions and the longer the duration before payout the larger it must be to offset the net present value of a vested compensation plan.

The standards that trigger a review of whether vested compensation should be clawed back are higher (though firms can loosen them).

Using these assumptions and applying the text of the proposed rule, it is clear that nearly all of her unvested incentive-based compensation could be forfeited, and her vested compensation could also be at risk of being clawed back.

The system should be altered to give families vested rights to retirement compensation regardless of crimes the military member may later commit.

Although Pierce was the only partner who received a five-year guarantee, about fifteen key revenue producers got contracts for "target" compensation that vested after three years if they remained at the firm.

We measure total compensation by summing up salary and bonuses, realized gains in stock options, vested stock grants and "other compensation," such as company-paid insurance and perks.

If you have deferred compensation earned and vested before 2005 (when strict new rules were put in), consider pulling it out and paying taxes at 2010 rates, says Mark Bokert, an executive comp lawyer at Davis & Gilbert in New York City.

If she had, all of the incentive-based compensation that had vested since the fraudulent activity began would be subject to being clawed back.

Marsh & McLennan said in an S.E.C. filing yesterday that the $78 million, to be paid to Mr. Lasser all in cash, included $55 million in deferred compensation and $23 million in compensation "previously awarded but not vested".

As for the restricted stock, which represented a significant portion of Lafley's incentive compensation, none of it actually vested before or even at retirement.

But for past performance periods, unvested compensation could be forfeited and vested pay could be clawed back.