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Total Shareholder Return: What Is It And Why Does It Matter?

Quantive

Business owners raise funds by inviting venture capital and private equity investments. […]

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The CEO Shareholder: Straightforward Rewards for Long-term Performance

Harvard Corporate Governance

Yet say-on-pay voting at publicly listed companies has arguably had the opposite of its intended effect, driving up executive compensation and showing little relationship to long-term shareholder interests. Total shareholder return is the most common metric that shareholders employ to align interests, but it is often short term-oriented.

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The 2023 Say on Pay Season – Potential Outcomes and Considerations

Harvard Corporate Governance

The 2023 Say on Pay (SOP) season has a unique hallmark unlike previous SOP years: most companies within the S&P 500 have experienced significant decreases in total shareholder return (TSR) in the most recent performance year (2022) for the first time since SOP was mandated in 2011.

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Do Activists Beat the Market?

Harvard Corporate Governance

We measured total shareholder return (TSR) versus the S&P 500 over one week and one year as proxies for short term and long-term excess return generation. Our empirical review included campaigns waged between 2018 and H1 2023 at U.S.

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Key Considerations for the 2024 Proxy Season

Harvard Corporate Governance

We also discuss other guidance and updates for the 2024 proxy season including requirements relating to compensation clawbacks, reminders relating to advance notice bylaws and officer exculpation amendments, a roundup of shareholder proposal trends for the 2023 proxy season, and updated proxy advisor guidance for the 2024 proxy season.

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First Look at PvP Disclosure Trends From the 2023 Proxy Season

Harvard Corporate Governance

Separately, companies are also required to disclose their total shareholder return (TSR) and the TSR of their peer group. more…)

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Preparing for the 2023 Proxy Season

Harvard Corporate Governance

This table will include, for the principal executive officer (PEO) and, as an average, for the company’s other named executive officers (NEOs), the summary compensation table measure of total compensation and a measure of “executive compensation actually paid,” as specified by the rule.