Legal and regulatory requirements

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To provide effective board oversight, compensation committees have to understand myriad standards and regulations. Reporting requirements, proxy rules, and listing standards dictate many compensation committee responsibilities. We examine the legal basis for these responsibilities and what compensation committees need to consider.

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