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Forbes – “What The SEC’s Proposal On Pay For Performance Means For Companies Going Forward”

Finally, after five years of waiting, the SEC issued new rules a few weeks ago on the link between pay and performance disclosure. Farient takes a closer look at the SEC’s pending pay for performance rule to determine whether these rules are reasonable and what they’ll mean for companies going forward.

Read More > 05.18.2015

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Reuters – “U.S. media CEOs are top paid even in year when stock prices lagged”

Eric Hoffman, Vice President at Farient Advisors discusses market trends in CEO compensation among major U.S. media companies. Read on Reuters Tweet…

Read More > 05.12.2015

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Farient Advisors Point of View—Implications of the Proposed SEC Pay for Performance Disclosure Rules

On April 29, the SEC proposed rules, in accordance with Section 953(a) of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010 that will require companies to disclose the relationship between compensation “actually” paid to executives and the financial performance of the company. Rules at a Glance The…

Read More > 05.06.2015

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Compliance Week – “Latest Pay Disclosure: Bring on the Metrics, Break Out the Peers”

Dayna Harris, Vice President at Farient Advisors comments on the possible outcomes of the SEC’s proposed pay-for-performance rule. Read Full Post Tweet…

Read More > 05.05.2015

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International Business Times – “CEO Pay: SEC Rules Would Require Companies To Compare Executive Pay With Performance”

Farient Advisors’ Robin Ferracone discusses the SEC’s new rules that would require publicly traded companies to make public the relationship between executive compensation and corporate financial performance in “CEO Pay: SEC Rules Would Require Companies To Compare Executive Pay With Performance” .

Read More > 04.29.2015

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Bloomberg Business – “SEC’s CEO Pay-For-Performance Rule Said to Omit Unvested Stock”

Farient Advisors provides commentary on the SEC’s long-awaited rule requiring companies to tell shareholders how much top executives earn relative to the performance of their shares. Read on Bloomberg…

Read More > 04.28.2015

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Pensions & Investments – “BlackRock’s Fink top earner, proxies show”

Eric Hoffmann, vice president at Farient Advisors, discusses the executive compensation of Janel Capital executive, Richard M. Weil and BlackRock’s Larry Fink. Read Full Post…

Read More > 04.20.2015

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Bloomberg – “The $74 Million Award That Jarden’s Board Values at Zero”

Jarden’s Board Values Rob Bottano, Vice President at Farient Advisors comments on executive pay at Jarden Corp in “The $74 Million Award That Jarden’s Board Values at Zero”. Read on Bloomberg…

Read More > 04.14.2015

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Agenda – “Say-on-Pay Approval Buoyed by Proxy Design”

Linda Steffen, Vice President at Farient Advisors discusses the processes behind compensation discussion and proxy analyses. Read Full Post Tweet…

Read More > 04.12.2015

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Farient Advisors Increases Global Reach as Founding Member of Global Governance and Executive Compensation Network

New York, N.Y., April 9, 2015 – Farient Advisors, a leading independent executive compensation and performance consulting firm, announced today the launch of the Global Governance and Executive Compensation Network (GECN), with Farient as the founding member representing the United States. The GECN brings together a select…

Read More > 04.09.2015

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