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South Atlantic Banking Compensation Survey
Details on the South Atlantic Banking Compensation Survey, including a complete list of the 207 participating financial institutions.
Virginia Bankers Association Compensation Survey
Information about the Virginia Bankers Association Compensation Survey, covering over 300 positions at 42 participating institutions.
Georgia Bankers Compensation Survey
Information about the Georgia Bankers Association Compensation Survey, covering over 300 positions at 66 participating institutions.
Florida Bankers Association Compensation Survey
Information about the Florida Bankers Association Compensation Survey, covering over 300 positions at 56 participating organizations.
Northern New England Banking Compensation Survey
Northern New England Banking Compensation Survey, including a complete list of the 41 participating financial institutions that service Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont.
New York Bankers Association Compensation Survey
Information about the New York Bankers Association Compensation Survey, including a complete list of the 29 participating financial institutions.
Northeast Banking Compensation Survey
Details on the Northeast Banking Compensation Survey, covering over 300 positions at 177 participating organizations.
Research Report
Looking Ahead to Executive Pay Practices/Design in 2025
Timely data on how companies of all sizes and ownership types are approaching executive compensation and incentive plan design.
Advisor Blog
Getting a Jump on Salary Budgets at Life Sciences Companies
Initial US salary budget estimates for 2025 based on consistent input from clients and colleagues.
Article
Getting the Most from Your Compensation Peer Groups
A well-designed peer group can provide context beyond “How much do we pay?” and “How do we pay it?”
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Severance Benefits in Emerging Biotech Companies
Given a challenging financial climate in the industry, companies are asking when and why to implement severance protections for their executives.
Pearl Meyer Names Matt Turner as President of Executive Compensation Consulting
In his new role, Turner leads the executive and broad-based practices of the firm, and will guide the firm’s established team of compensation consultants. He will also continue to serve clients in his capacity as a compensation expert. Turner succeeds Pete Lupo, who will continue to work with clients until his retirement at the end of 2024 after a distinguished career.