Ronny Jackson actually said...

"To address these problems, regulators should adopt rules that would induce firms to make the incentive compensation of senior executives depend significantly on long-term payoffs to the banks nonshare..."

"To reduce the likelihood of future financial crises, it is important to pay close attention to the incentives provided to financial firms' senior executives."

"I think if the SEC engages in a careful cost-benefit analysis that limits the work the firms have to do, the rule could provide valuable information."

"I think you are referring, Senator, to Section 953(b) of the Dodd-Frank Act, which requires disclosure of the ratio between the amount of the CEO's compensation and the median employee of a large publ..."