What are the Consequences of Regulating Executive Compensation? - corpgov.law.harvard.edu -BoardProspects

What are the Consequences of Regulating Executive Compensation?

corpgov.law.harvard.edu Jun 17 2016 BoardBlogs

The level and structure of executive compensation has been a frequently debated topic among politicians, CEOs, and academics since the financial crisis of 2007-2009. Critiques of compensation practices at financial services companies often attribute the crisis at least in part to incentive pay that purportedly encourages excessive risk taking ...
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