June 2, 2016
CEO Pay Raises: In the News
– Broc Romanek, CompensationStandards.com
Here’s articles about how pay levels look based on this season’s proxy statements:
– Willis Towers Watson’s “Total CEO pay in U.S. increased just 2.0% in 2015”
– Fortune’s “It Looks Like America’s CEOs Got a Bump in Pay Last Year”
– NY Times’ “BlackRock Wields Its Big Stick Like a Wet Noodle on C.E.O. Pay”
– ISS’ “U.S. CEO Pay Figures Show Lowest Median Increase since Financial Crisis”
– Equilar’s “CEO Pay Hits $14.5 million at the 100 Largest Companies by Revenue”
– WSJ’s “Companies Wind Up in the ‘Penalty Box’ on Executive Pay”
– Willis Towers Watson’s “Moderating growth in pay for U.S. CEOs reflects alignment with 2015 corporate performance”
– NY Times & Equilar’s “200 Highest Paid CEOs in 2016”
– NY Times’ “Top C.E.O. Pay Fell — Yes, Fell — in 2015”
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