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Browse: Home / 2014 / November / 08 / A Blank Page in the S.E.C. Rule Book, Four Years Later – NYTimes.com

A Blank Page in the S.E.C. Rule Book, Four Years Later – NYTimes.com

By Securities Docket on November 8, 2014, 6:46 pm

It’s something that almost everyone can agree on: Executives should return compensation earned improperly as a result of accounting shenanigans at their companies.

But four years after Congress told the Securities and Exchange Commission to write a rule making it easier to recover unearned pay, that rule remains unwritten. Compensation clawbacks, therefore, are all too rare.

via A Blank Page in the S.E.C. Rule Book, Four Years Later – NYTimes.com.

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