Selection of Market Data Sources A thorough evaluation of available market data sources is critical to ensure that market data results reviewed by the compensation committee are credible and meet the objectives established at the beginning of the benchmarking process. In some situations, a single market data source may be all that is needed to … Continued
This update reviews trends in executive pay at S&P/TSX 60 companies[1]. The general trend for the last three years has been for modest growth in actual and target pay, although actual senior executive pay fell slightly from 2013 to 2014. Performance share units (PSUs) continue to increase as a proportion of long term incentive compensation, … Continued
Governance policies related to executive compensation are on the rise as a result of increased influence of bank regulators, shareholders and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). These policies are intended to reduce compensation-related risk, encourage a long-term perspective and align executives with shareholder interests. Meridian’s 2015 proxy research of banks with $10 billion to … Continued
Hiring and retaining the right hospital leaders and ensuring that they achieve the organization’s goals are among the board’s most important functions, and executive compensation plays a major role in the success of those efforts. However, preconceived notions about executive compensation may hurt hiring and retention efforts. By taking a closer look at 10 long-standing … Continued