What the SEC’s 2024 PvP Comment Letters Mean for Year 3 Disclosure Preparation
The third year of the SEC’s pay vs. performance disclosures has been shaping up to be business as usual—mostly. But that doesn’t mean the process is on autopilot.
Highlights from the 32nd Annual NASPP Conference
Dive into the hot topics in equity compensation covered at the 2024 NASPP Conference, complete with key takeaways.
Profits Interest Units, Explained
Profits interest units (PIUs) can be a flexible incentive because they allow holders to participate in the future growth of the business. We explain the ins and outs of PIUs, compare them to common stock structures, and provide tips for implementing a profits interest plan.
Building Trust and Skills in a Low-Hierarchy Environment
At Equity Methods, we have a culture of collaboration in a low-hierarchy environment. Here’s what that looks like.
Managing the Latest Changes to 162(m) per ARPA
Buried in the American Rescue Plan Act of 2021 (ARPA) were material changes to compensation deductibility under IRC 162(m). Many companies are unaware that they have employees and awards already impacted. We’re here to unpack what you need to do today and going forward.
6 Recent Court Cases Reshaping Executive Compensation
Explore six recent legal developments that are relevant in some fashion to executive compensation and corporate governance.
Maintaining Pay Equity: Analyzing the Impact of New Hire Pay
Learn more about the impact of hiring on pay equity and steps organizations can take to remediate any issues that arise.
7 Reasons Why Equity Methods is a Top Place to Work
Why is Equity Methods consistently recognized as a top place to work? Here are seven reasons, according to our employees.
Notice Periods for Retirement Eligibility
Get a closer look at the role of notice periods and how they can solve problems inherent to traditional retirement eligibility provisions.
Private Company Update: Valuation and Compensation Implications of Private Transactions
Get our take on the AICPA’s updated guidance for the valuation of private stock transactions.