New Nasdaq and NYSE Rules Require Shareholder Approval of All Equity-Based Compensation Plans
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- Stock Options
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- Benefits,
- Compensation,
- Equity,
- Grant,
- Human Resources,
- Nasdaq Stock Market Inc.,
- New York Stock Exchange,
- Reed Elsevier Inc.,
- Shareholder
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- Reed Elsevier
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Overview: The SEC recently approved changes to Nasdaq and New York Stock Exchange listing standards that will require shareholder approval for almost all equity-based compensation plans, material revisions to plans (including repricings) and individual non-plan grants. These new rules were put into effect on an accelerated basis on June 30, 2003, so listed companies considering adopting new plans, making new non-plan grants, or changing existing plans or the terms of existing grants need to take the new rules into account now.
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Format: HTML | Date: Nov 2003 | Pages: 1
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