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How to Size Relative TSR Grants with a Stub PeriodSep 16, 2021
Granting relative TSR awards after the start of the performance measurement period results in a "sub period" that can have an outsized impact on the award value, and, consequently, the grant size. Here’s how to ensure employees are treated fairly. -
PSUs and a $640,000 MistakeSep 14, 2021
A 2018 payout of PSUs to the CEO of Capital One resulted in a nearly $640,000 penalty levied this month by the FTC and DOJ. The Hart-Scott-Rodino Act is a trap for unwary executives; here’s what you need to know about it. -
Getting a Gauge on Grant PracticesSep 9, 2021
What discretionary authority do managers have over equity awards? And what controls govern the use of that discretion? -
Do You Need a Policy to Address Shadow Trading?Aug 31, 2021
Can employees be prosecuted for trading in a competitor company’s stock? The SEC thinks so. -
Equity Disclosures: Calculating Weighted AveragesAug 13, 2021
The difference between simple and weighted averages explained, plus examples of how they applies to equity compensation disclosures. -
4 SEC Projects to Keep an Eye OnAug 10, 2021
The SEC’s newly updated agenda includes four short-term projects that affect your stock compensation programs. -
5 Ways to Engage Stock Plan Participants on Any BudgetAug 5, 2021
How do you get 75,000 employees to view your stock plan communications? T-Mobile's Aftab Ibrahim shares a behind the scenes look at how the wireless phone provider is succeeding at employee engagement. -
7 Things to Know about Leaves of Absence and Equity AwardsAug 3, 2021
Should equity awards be adjusted for leaves of absence? The answer may not be as simple as you think. -
IRS Allows Digital Signature for Section 83(b) ElectionsJul 27, 2021
Section 83(b) elections get closer to entering the modern age, at least temporarily.
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