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.
Ronny Jackson: “I think if the SEC engages in a careful cost-benefit analysis that limits the work the firms have to do, the rule could…”
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Suggesting a flexible approach for SEC implementation of pay disclosure rules.
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