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The regulator is said to be readying rules that would make it easier for firms to reclaim executive pay in the event of financial misstatements or fraud.
The so-called “claw back” provision of the Dodd-Frank Act – which would allow securities firms to take back executive compensation resulting from fraudulent or otherwise inaccurate financial statements – is one of the few parts of the massive 2010 law that still hasn’t been turned into an actual rule yet. That might change soon however,...
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