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The Securities and Exchange Commission is considering ways to refine pending rules on how and when companies should recover executive pay tied to company performance, David Fredrickson, associate director and chief counsel in the Division of Corporation Finance, said at the Practising Law Institute's SEC Speaks conference. Companies currently are required to disclose how executive compensation is tied to company performance. Read the original story from The Wall Street Journal.
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