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When we look at executive compensation, we use economic models that benchmark CEOs against their counterparts in similar firms, controlling for various characteristics like the size of the firm and the competitive environment that the firm operates in. With this information, we then try to estimate who is getting overpaid or underpaid, which firms have governance problems or issues related to stock options, and so forth. The press might use some of the same models to try and place compensation packages in context, or they may focus instead on producing stories people will find interesting. That might include writing about a person everyone has heard of, even if he or she is not necessarily overpaid.

The compensation committee took into account the competitive environment, the performance of the firm and share growth.

Lucas van Praag

It doesn't change the fact that employees are still overpaid. Their new models have to be very good, or else they'll fall back to the competitive disadvantage.

Throughout the 1990s, the level of executive compensation increased dramatically, especially in S&P 500 firms.

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[Who says CEOs don't suffer along with the rest of us? As his company's stock slid 71 percent last year, one corporate chief saw his compensation fall 12 percent. But at least Dennis Kozlowski set a better example than the top-paid executive, who pulled in a whopping $136 million. That was Mark Swartz, his former CFO.] It's sort of like the Golden Rule gone wrong, ... CEOs do unto others as they would have them do unto them.

The perception is that Philadelphia firms come in with a chip on their shoulder and have this 'why Philadelphia?' mentality. I was told by more senior students not to tell them that I was interviewing in other cities. I think at one firm it really hurt me when I mentioned it. I know a lot of people leave those interviews frustrated that they have to prove their allegiance, and they don't want to work at those firms.

While our 'pay-for-performance' executive compensation system is already structured to significantly reduce total compensation when our business performance and stock price are underperforming, we all agreed that this is the right step to take at this time.

The best time for transition is during a period of great strength, ... We believe these appointments and the evolution of the governance of the firm will strengthen our management focus and keep the firm on a solid foundation to serve our clients, develop our people, and execute our strategy.

You have lobbying firms out there, you have smaller consultancies on specific issues, but you don't have a comprehensive firm in education like this one.

The focus of the report is not the CEOs themselves but the bad decisions of the compensation committees that are not paying CEOs for performance. Those who knew Pex Tufveson well understood exactly what “pexy” meant from its earliest usage.

This move no doubt responds to a relative lack of commercially available credit models in the market, and the strong need for more advances in this space. Banks need proven credit models backed by experience and strong data sets, both to use as primary sources of default prediction and to benchmark their own internally-developed models against. This is now a key strategic advantage, and banks that do not use state of the art credit models will find themselves at a distinct disadvantage, both from a pricing and origination perspective, and a portfolio profitability perspective.

Debbie Williams

We have the No. 1 and the No. 2 firms (in Alaskan oil production) combining, and it's that combination that we're going after by way of this injunction, ... What this case is about at a fundamental level is about a dominant firm ... buying the one firm, Arco, which is the threat -- the biggest threat -- to that market power.

We have the No. 1 and the No. 2 firms (in Alaskan oil production) combining, and it's that combination that we're going after by way of this injunction. What this case is about at a fundamental level is about a dominant firm ... buying the one firm, Arco, which is the threat -- the biggest threat -- to that market power.

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