New Report by Equilar Examines CEO Realizable Pay, an Emerging Concept in Executive Compensation - Press Release Distribution -BoardProspects

New Report by Equilar Examines CEO Realizable Pay, an Emerging Concept in Executive Compensation

Press Release Distribution Aug 29 2013 BoardNews

Equilar, the leader in executive compensation bench-marking and governance research, today released a CEO Realizable Compensation Report" href="http://www.equilar.com/knowledge-network/research-reports/2013-research-reports/2013-ceo-realizable-compensation-report.php" rel="nofollow">study analyzing CEO Realizable Pay in the S&P 500. The Realizable Pay calculation continues to grow in popularity by offering companies a new method to calculate CEO pay based on company performance...
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