Executive Compensation, Third Edition
Hardbound
Internet
Executive Compensation, Third Edition, enables you to design executive compensation packages that not only comply with the long list of laws governing this area but also pass muster with entities and interest groups as diverse as stock exchanges, shareholder organizations, and accountants.
Author Michael S. Melbinger has structured Executive Compensation to provide the current, basic framework needed to design, draft, and apply executive compensation programs. This is the essential reference for:
- Executives
- Board members
- In-house and outside attorneys
- Compensation consultants
- Accountants
- and other compensation and human resources professionals
This practical resource enables you to analyze the effects, advantages, disadvantages, and potential pitfalls of nearly all of the applicable legal, market, and other factors when designing, drafting, and administering executive compensation programs.
The Third Edition of Executive Compensation has been updated with extensive analysis of how certain developments continue to affect executive compensation, including:
- The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017
- The release of SEC rules on several sections of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act
- The evolution of different forms of compensation and best practices for companies’ compensation committees
- The increase in litigation over executive and director compensation
Executive Compensation also examines numerous court decisions, including a surge in litigation over the fiduciary duty of boards of directors when setting their own compensation and a revival of lawsuits over “excessive executive compensation.”
Note: Online subscriptions sold online are for three-month periods.
| Pages | 1456 |
|---|---|
| Publish Date | 11/16/2018 |
| Publish Frequency | Annually |
| Product Line | Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S. |
| ISBN | 9781543805345 |
| SKU | 10028533-0002 |
| Publish Frequency | Annually |
|---|---|
| Product Line | Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S. |
| SKU | 000000000010073200 |
Chapter 1: Executive Employment Agreements
Chapter 2: Change in Control Agreements
Chapter 3: Consulting Agreements
Chapter 4: Noncompetes and Other Restrictive Covenants
Chapter 5: Retention and Compensation of Outside Board Members
Chapter 6: Stock Incentive Plan Design and Issues
Chapter 7: Stock Options and Stock Appreciation Rights
Chapter 8: Restricted Stock, Performance Shares and RSUs
Chapter 9: Phantom Stock and Profits Interests
Chapter 10: Employee Stock Purchase Plans
Chapter 11: Company Loans to Executives
Chapter 12: Securities Law Compliance Issues Relating to Executive Compensation Plans
Chapter 13: Other Stock Option Plan Issues
Chapter 14: Severance and Retention Benefit Plans
Chapter 15: Nonequity-Based Incentive Compensation
Chapter 16: Qualified Retirement Plans
Chapter 17: Nonqualified Retirement and Deferred Compensation Plans
Chapter 18: Split-Dollar and Other Life Insurance Arrangements
Chapter 19: Health and Welfare Benefit Plans
Chapter 20: Executive Compensation Litigation
Chapter 21: Role of Stockholders and Board of Directors in Executive Compensation
Chapter 22: Deductibility of Executive Compensation
Chapter 23: Executive Compensation Issues for Multinational Employers
Chapter 24: Executive Compensation in Bankruptcy
Chapter 25: Executive Compensation in Mergers and Acquisitions
Chapter 26: Executive Compensation for Tax-Exempt Entities
Chapter 27: Executive Compensation in the Context of Divorce
Chapter 28: Representing the Board in Negotiating NEO Agreements
Chapter 29: Ethical Issues, Conflicts and Privilege in Executive Compensation
Chapter 30: Executive Compensation in Initial Public Offerings
Chapter 31: Executive Compensation Provisions of The Dodd-Frank Act
