Executive Pay, Company Performance: Always a Link? - The Christian Science Monitor -BoardProspects

Executive Pay, Company Performance: Always a Link?

The Christian Science Monitor Apr 30 2015 BoardBlogs

The SEC's proposal was ordered by Congress after the 2008-09 financial crisis to make sure executive compensation does not produce perverse incentives for excessive risk-taking on Wall Street. It may also help ensure merit pay is actually well merited in...
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