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The Latest in Compensation and Governance News
We have our finger on the pulse of the trending compensation and governance news you need to know about.
June 17, 2024
Succession – Durch Nachfolgeplanung Lebenswerke wertschätzen und Perspektiven schaffen.
Successful succession requires careful planning and consideration of several factors. We have summarized some important elements in the areas of leadership, compensation, roles and responsibilities, and ownership.
Read MoreJune 17, 2024
Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion an emerging factor in Executive Compensation
The topic of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DE&I) has gained increasing attention in the corporate world as shareholders, proxy advisors, and the public acknowledge its significance for business and society as a whole. Several studies show that companies with diverse executive managements often have better financial performance, higher rates of innovation, greater ability to identify and mitigate business risks, and higher employee engagement than less diverse companies.
Read MoreJune 10, 2024
Decoding Compensation – Unveiling Trends in Say on Pay 2024
In our recent study we examined the latest trends in Say on Pay by analyzing the results of over 100 AGM’s. Our favorite key take aways:
Read MoreJuly 11, 2022
GECN Global Insights July 2022
– Will 2021 Pay Trends Continue In 2022?
This short read provides collective insights from the GECN Group companies across the globe on how current developments may impact executive and other pay in 2022. While it notes that some pay trends from 2021 may be affected, it concludes that the ESG and related trends will not let up.
Read MoreJuly 2, 2019
Setting the right “tone at the top” – How to avoid the pursuit of clawback provisions
Regulators around the world have exhorted companies to improve their “tone at the top”, as a requirement for governance. How can the right tone be set to avoid the pursuit of clawback provisions?
Read MoreJuly 2, 2019
Chief executives are being overpaid: reality or popular belief?
Although there are only a few companies with excessive pay arrangements, the public continues to focus on this end of the spectrum rather than addressing the key issue: low wages.
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