Committees : Compensation
Compensation Plans Should Be As Strategic As They Are Attractive
A surprisingly low number of banks have a formal compensation philosophy.
Fueling Future Growth
Banks are facing an increasingly competitive talent landscape. Here’s how some are tackling the issue, based on the 2018 Compensation Survey.
Compensation Governance in Today’s Economy
Boards and compensation committees are still under pressure, despite a strong economy.
Six Questions for Peer Group Selection
Here are six questions that may change the way you think about your compensation peer group.
Setting Goals to Incent High Performance
Companies that define specific measures and create accountability for achieving them are more likely to achieve the intended results.
A Long-Term Care Plan Can Attract Top Talent
The tax law offers advantages to employers and employees in planning for the future.
2018 Compensation Survey: Board Composition a Key Issue
Directors and executives share their views on board composition and talent, and reveal how much CEOs and directors are paid.
Keeping Pace with Wages After Corporate Tax Cuts
Some banks are increasing their minimum wage, so don’t get left behind as competition increases for quality talent.
Use Compensation Plans to Tackle a Talent Shortage
Well-designed nonqualified plans can help banks succeed in today's competitive talent landscape.