Wells Fargo’s CEO Pay Clawback Puts Wall Street Executives on Notice
“Compensation is going to be a much more political process going forward. You’re going to based not only on your merits but what is politically attractive at the moment,” said Alan Johnson, managing director of compensation consulting firm Johnson Associates.
Reuters / September 28, 2016
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