Securities
Jun. 18, 2002
Increased Disclosure for Equity Compensation Plans Is Required
Focus Column - By Jonathan Ocker and Michael Frank - In a Dec. 19, 2001 release, the Securities and Exchange Commission issued final rules requiring U.S. reporting companies (not including "foreign private issuers" with lesser reporting requirements) to provide increased disclosure of equity compensation arrangements, with particular emphasis on arrangements that have not been approved by company shareholders.
Focus Column
By Jonathan Ocker and Michael Frank
In a Dec. 19, 2001 release, the Securities and Exchange Commission issued final rules requiring U.S. reporting companies (not including "foreign private issuers" with lesser reporting requirements) to provide increased disclosure of equity c...
By Jonathan Ocker and Michael Frank
In a Dec. 19, 2001 release, the Securities and Exchange Commission issued final rules requiring U.S. reporting companies (not including "foreign private issuers" with lesser reporting requirements) to provide increased disclosure of equity c...
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