CEO Pay Clawback Rules in the Crosshairs as Republicans Urge SEC's White to Stand Down - Stock Market Today -BoardProspects

CEO Pay Clawback Rules in the Crosshairs as Republicans Urge SEC's White to Stand Down

Stock Market Today Nov 15 2016 BoardNews

Republican and Democratic lawmakers on Tuesday clashed over the future of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law with conservatives charging that the outgoing chief of the nation's securities watchdog may be rushing to adopt yet-to-be-finalized rules based on the statute -- including an executive pay clawback measure -- before the Trump Administration takes over in January...
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