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November 20, 2006


SOX and executive compensation

The WSJ discusses today the problems with SOX 304, which provides for "clawbacks" of executive compensation paid following an accounting misstatement. Sounds like a simple concept, but as I discuss, it's one more thing Congress got wrong in SOX.

Posted by Larry Ribstein at 07:30 AM | TrackBack (0)



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