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Research Report
Looking Ahead to Executive Pay Practices in 2023: Banking Edition
Survey results from 58 public and private bank institutions outlining their expectations for executive compensation programs in 2023.
Washington Post
Apple CEO Tim Cook Takes Rare Pay Cut
“Passing [say-on-pay] by 60 percent or passing by 70 percent is almost like failing,” said Jan Koors, senior managing director, Pearl Meyer.
Agenda
More Companies Disclose Cobra Payments for Execs in Exit Deals
“With disclosures getting more regimented and compliance-oriented, maybe [companies] have decided they don’t want to be involved in an SEC enforcement action,” said Deborah Lifshey, managing director, Pearl Meyer.
Article
Reframing the Role and Impact of the Comp Committee
As human capital issues become an increasing area of responsibility, working relationships with management and advisors may evolve.
Article
ASHA 2022 Compensation Survey Results: Five Key Takeaways
The data point to clear trends in base salaries, use of incentive pay, and bonuses.
Agenda
Investors Urge Companies to Implement More Robust Clawback Policies
“You can make your entire [executive] compensation plan discretionary, but obviously investors will not like that,” said Deborah Lifshey, managing director, Pearl Meyer.
Article
Human Capital and Compensation Trends in Affordable Housing
As individual affordable housing organizations struggle, there is a benefit to understanding compensation levels and trends in the broader industry.
Modern Healthcare
Insurtech CEOs Compensated More than Their Legacy Insurer Peers
“Newer [insurance] companies tend to focus more on equity compensation and be conservative on salary so they can reinvest that cash into the business,” said Ed Steinhoff, managing director, Pearl Meyer.
Client Alert
The Proxy Advisors Speak: 2023 Edition
Updated policy guidelines from ISS and Glass Lewis include compensation- and director-related items that should be reviewed for 2023.
Article
Retention Strategies in Healthcare
What can be done to alleviate the burnout and help healthcare organizations attract, motivate, and retain employees?
HR Executive
What to Know about Salary Trends in 2023
According to Pearl Meyer, an executive compensation consultancy, 5% to 20% of employers have increased or plan to increase competitive positioning for one or more pay components, like base salary, cash bonuses, or equity-based incentives.
Business Insider
Tech Kept Talent Happy Doling Out Stock During the Boom, but It's Harming Investors in the Bust
“As long as the stock price went up, investors had very little to say [about tech companies doling out equity instead of cash for compensation] because it was part of the company's growth strategy,” said Aalap Shah, managing director, Pearl Meyer.