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Sarbox Clawback Ruling Could Keep Pay in Some CFOs' Pockets
A federal judge rules that a company with errors in its financials must restate if the CFO is to lose compensation. December 24, 2008
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Loosen Pension-Funding Rules, Consultants Ask Congress
Actuaries seek added flexibility for plan sponsors in choosing whether to "smooth" asset values or pick a spot interest rate to value liabilities. December 10, 2008
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Beyond the Bailout
Are limits on executive compensation for banks that accept federal funds just the first wave in a future sea of pay measures? December 1, 2008
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AIG Restricts Pay; Gives Liddy $1 in Salary
The insurance giant, 80-percent owned by the U.S. in exchange for its $83.6b in borrowings, eliminates 2008 and 2009 bonuses and salary hikes at top level; announces other restrictions. November 25, 2008
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Bank Executive Compensation: Payback
Bankers’ pay is a complex subject that arouses simple emotions. November 21, 2008
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Option Passes Tough to Complete
With "repricing" programs for underwater stock options decidedly unpopular among shareholders, companies are tiptoeing toward decisions on whether to pursue them. November 13, 2008
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Flexing Your Muscle
How to craft an employment contract that gives you the best deal. November 1, 2008
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Things Are Looking Up
CFOs are enjoying larger pay gains than other C-level executives, for good reason. November 1, 2008
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Amid Controversy, AIG Names a New CFO
An AIG executive since 2000, the new CFO will be overseeing repayment of the bailout funds, and work with the board on new compensation policies. October 17, 2008
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Will New Comp Rules Spread Past Bailed-out Firms?
Executive-pay experts think it's likely the new president and Congress will try it. And that's just the start of their complaints. October 15, 2008
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