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A critical look at pandemic-related executive compensation changes
By 
Jaclyn Jaeger2021-02-17T15:05:00
With 2021 proxy season underway, a new analysis by Compensation Advisory Partners reveals what impact proxy advisory firm Institutional Shareholder Services will have on say-on-pay concerning executive compensation actions made in response to the pandemic.
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