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Shareholders' Say on Pay: Does It Create Value?
DOI:10.1017/S0022109010000803.png)
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Congress and activists recently proposed giving shareholders a say (vote) on executive pay. We find that when the House passed the Say-on-Pay Bill, the market reaction was significantly positive for firms with high abnormal chief executive officer (CEO) compensation, with low pay-for-performance sensitivity, and responsive to shareholder pressure. However, activist-sponsored say-on-pay proposals target large firms, not those with excessive CEO pay, poor governance, or poor performance. The market reacts negatively to labor-sponsored proposal, announcements and positively when these proposals are defeated. Our findings suggest that say-on-pay creates value for companies with inefficient compensation but can destroy value for others.
Keyword:
SARBANES-OXLEY ACT
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY SET
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE
ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES
CEO COMPENSATION
STOCK
DISCLOSURE
PROPOSALS
IMPACT
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