The Securities and Exchange Commission is changing newly adopted rules governing the disclosure of executive and director compensation. The agency said it is altering the requirements for disclosing the value of stock option awards and giving firms more flexibility in how they report those expenses. The amended rules will give investors a better idea of the compensation earned by an executive or director during a particular reporting period, the SEC explained.
December 27, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The Securities and Exchange Commission is changing newly adopted rules governing the disclosure of executive and director compensation.
In a statement released Friday, the agency said it is altering the requirements for disclosing the value of stock option awards and giving firms more flexibility in how they report those expenses.
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