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Tractor Supply Ditches DEI, Climate Goals After Online Attacks—Bloomberg
Though ESG metrics continue to be used by the world’s biggest companies, some firms like Tractor Supply have faced pressure to abandon or re-brand them. Bloomberg reports on a Tractor Supply announcement that it will halt spending on diversity and pride-related initiatives. The article also cites Farient…
Read More > 07.01.2024
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Shareholders OK With Soaring Executive Pay In US—Barron’s
Wider controversy over high CEO pay – especially in high-profile cases like that of Elon Musk – belies the key factor that compensation is typically linked to company performance and that means happy shareholders, according to this article in Barron’s that quotes Farient Partner Marc Hodak. Another…
Read More > 06.20.2024
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Best Buy, J&J, Lazard Among Companies Downplaying DEI Executive Pay Goals—Bloomberg
The “anti-woke” backlash against ESG has come for the use of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) goals in executive pay, according to this Bloomberg article that cites a data analysis by Farient. But the goals are more evolving than disappearing entirely, says Farient’s ESG Leader, Brian Bueno. “Companies and boards…
Read More > 06.18.2024
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CEO Pay Is Rising Faster Than It Has In A Decade—Quartz
In this Quartz article, CEO pay is reported to be rising three times faster than worker pay. Quoting Farient Founder and CEO Robin Ferracone, Farient’s analysis notes that while CEO compensation often includes performance-based incentives, the trend is raising concerns about fairness and long-term corporate impact as…
Read More > 06.17.2024
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US Executive Pay Rises at Fastest Rate in 15 Years—Financial Times
With US executive pay increasing overall in conjunction with Elon Musk prevailing in getting his historically large compensation package, many are questioning why pay is skyrocketing, according to this Financial Times article by Patrick Temple-West. But according to Farient founder and CEO Robin Ferracone, companies are motivated to pay more…
Read More > 06.17.2024
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Farient Briefings June 2024: What to Read, Watch, Listen to
What to Read, Watch, Listen to Our annual summer feature returns. Farient colleagues and a plethora of “best” lists were consulted to arrive at this wide-ranging selection of binge-worthy books, films or series, and podcasts. From Sigrid Nunez’s The Vulnerables to the return of Serial to opulent period dramas,…
Read More > 06.11.2024
Briefs

Our Annual Roundup of What to Read, Watch, and Listen to
Cue up George Gershwin’s Summertime and read our third annual installment of what to read, watch, and listen to, a rich blend of books, film, and podcast recommendations. This year’s approach was to consult our savviest colleagues and the many “best of” lists. The result? A broad…
Read More > 06.11.2024
Briefs

Watch, Listen, Learn: Tesla’s Precedent-Setting ASM
Shareholders at Tesla’s annual meeting this week will vote anew on whether to approve Elon Musk’s 2018 performance-based compensation package. The package was revoked in April after a bench trial in Delaware Chancery Court. In the aftermath of Chancellor Kathaleen St. J. McCormick’s decision, Musk vowed to…
Read More > 06.11.2024
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Farient Briefings May 2024: The Impressive Rise of Climate Goals in Executive Compensation
The Impressive Rise of Climate Goals in Executive Compensation Commitment to goals matters. A case study on Mastercard’s stakeholder incentives shows the extension of an environmental, social, and governance (ESG) modifier to all employee bonus plans globally—i.e., not just for executives. The expansion in 2022 was intended to encourage…
Read More > 05.29.2024
Briefs

The Impressive Rise of Climate Goals in Executive Compensation
Commitment to goals matters. A case study on Mastercard’s stakeholder incentives shows the extension of an environmental, social, and governance (ESG) modifier to all employee bonus plans globally—i.e., not just for executives. The expansion in 2022 was intended to encourage everyone to work together toward a common set of goals.
Read More > 05.28.2024
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