Court Intervention as a Governance Mechanism over CEO Pay

Abstract. We use an unanticipated court ruling in a lawsuit against Citigroup claiming corporate waste related to CEO pay to analyse court intervention as an ...

Court Intervention as a Governance Mechanism Over CEO Pay

We use an unanticipated court ruling in a lawsuit against Citigroup claiming corporate waste related to CEO pay to analyze court ...

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Court intervention as a governance mechanism over CEO pay : evidence from the Citigroup derivative lawsuit. Ana M. Albuquerque, Mary Ellen Carter and Luann J ...

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Abstract We use an unanticipated court ruling in a lawsuit against Citigroup claiming corporate waste related to CEO pay to analyse court intervention as an ...

Court Intervention as a Governance Mechanism over CEO Pay ...

We use an unanticipated court ruling in a lawsuit against Citigroup claiming corporate waste related to CEO pay to analyse court intervention as an ...

Court intervention as a governance mechanism over CEO pay ...

Court intervention as a governance mechanism over CEO pay: evidence from the Citigroup derivative lawsuit. Ana M. Albuquerque, Mary Ellen Carter*, Luann J ...

Do Shareholders Welcome Court Intervention in CEO Pay Matters?

We find that shareholders of firms with excess pay react negatively to the court ruling consistent with shareholders perceiving court ...

Do shareholders welcome court intervention in CEO pay matters?

One mechanism to rein in executive pay is through court ... intervention on executive pay ... on the influence of corporate governance on CEO pay, and to a.

Do Shareholders Welcome Court Intervention in CEO Pay Matters ...

One mechanism to rein in executive pay is through court ... Court Intervention as a Governance Mechanism Over CEO Pay: Evidence from the Citigroup Derivative ...

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Supplementary Data. Court Intervention as a Governance Mechanism over CEO Pay: Evidence from the Citigroup Derivative Lawsuit. Authors: Albuquerque, Ana M.; ...

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Court intervention as a governance mechanism over CEO pay: Evidence from the Citigroup derivative lawsuit. AM Albuquerque, ME Carter, LJ Lynch. European ...

Literature Review of Executive Compensation

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Court Intervention as a Governance Mechanism over CEO Pay

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Is Say on Pay An Effective Governance Tool? - IGOPP

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