Entries tagged "compensation structures"
The marriage of shareholder governance and the belief that excessive compensation is the root of all evil is an uneasy one, as Harvard Law's Lucian Bebchuk reveals in a FT column.
The hedge funds that survived steep losses and the rush of withdrawals have kept their 2% management fee and 20% of the profits fees intact.
The estimable Floyd Norris does a very gutsy thing: He takes a position on executive comp that runs directly counter to the rest of The New York Times' arguments.
A contract that could pay Citigroup's star trader Andrew Hall $100 million could bring the issue of Wall Street compensation back with a vengeance.
Criticism continues to rain down on the president's regulatory reform proposals, but only Martin Wolf is bold enough to suggest a return to shareholder liability.
