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Exequity's Ben Burney presented the findings of Exequity's recent study of relative TSR programs to the Chicago Chapter of The National Association of Stock Plan Professionals. The research was originally published by Exequity in a October 2017 Client Briefing.
Download Slides from Presentation to NASPP Chicago Chapter (PDF) In this Client Briefing, Exequity explores the usage of relative total shareholder return (RTSR) within long-term incentive plans across S&P 500 companies using data from 2017 filings. We examine overall prevalence of RTSR, differences in usage between industry sectors, and key design elements of these plans.
Download Client Briefing (PDF) Exequity's Ben Burney presented the findings of Exequity's recent study of relative TSR programs to the Chicago Chapter of The National Association of Stock Plan Professionals. The research was originally published by Exequity in a September 2016 Client Briefing.
Download Slides from Presentation to NASPP Chicago Chapter (PDF) In this Client Briefing, Exequity explores the usage of relative total shareholder return (RTSR) within long-term incentive plans across S&P 500 companies using data from 2016 filings. We examine overall prevalence of RTSR, differences in usage between industry sectors, and key design elements of these plans.
Download Client Briefing (PDF) Exequity's Ben Burney presented the findings of Exequity's recent study of relative total shareholder return programs to the Chicago chapter of The National Association of Stock Plan Professionals. The research was originally published by Exequity in a Client Briefing.
Download Slides from Presentation to NASPP Chicago Chapter (PDF) In this Client Briefing, Exequity explores the usage of relative total shareholder return (RTSR) within long-term incentive plans across S&P 500 companies. We examine overall prevalence of RTSR, differences in usage between industry sectors, and key design elements of these plans.
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