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 nonshareholder stakeholders and not only on the payoffs of shareholders.
Ronny Jackson: “To address these problems, regulators should adopt rules that would induce firms to make the incentive compensation of…”
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Jackson advocates for linking executive pay to broader stakeholder outcomes.
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