descriptionIssue Brief Posted on: 2/08/2022

What You Need to Know About the SEC’s (Re-) Proposed Pay vs. Performance Rule

David Outlaw

This February, the SEC introduced an updated proposal for the Dodd-Frank pay vs. performance proxy disclosure, including a brief 30-day comment period.

In this issue brief, we recap the key components of the proposed disclosure and how to prepare for the final rule that’s likely to be released this Q2.

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