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Full Committee Hearing

Executive Compensation: Backdating to the Future

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Location:  215 Dirksen Senate Office Building

Meeting Agenda

Oversight of current issues regarding executive compensation including backdating of stock options; and tax treatment of executive compensation, retirement and benefits.

Member Statements

  1. Chuck Grassley

    R - IA

  2. Max Baucus

    D - MT

Witnesses

  1. The Honorable Paul J. McNulty

    Deputy Attorney General
    Department of Justice
    Washington, DC
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  2. The Honorable Mark Everson

    Commissioner
    Internal Revenue Service
    Washington, D.C.
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  3. Linda Thomsen

    Director
    Division of Enforcement, United States Securities and Exchange Commission
    Washington, DC
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  4. Nell Minow

    Editor
    The Corporate Library
    Portland, ME
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  5. Lucian Bebchuk

    William J. Friedman and Alicia Townsend Friedman Professor of Law, Economics, and Finance, Director, Program on Corporate Governance
    Harvard Law School
    Cambridge, MA
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  6. Professor Charles M. Elson

    Edgar S. Wooland, Jr., Chair
    John L. Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance, Lerner College of Business and Economics, University of Delaware
    Newark, DE
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  7. Steven Balsam

    Professor of Accounting
    The Fox School of Business and Management, Temple University
    Philadelphia, PA
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Related Files

  1. Executive Compensation: Backdating to the Future

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  2. Statement for the Record: Christopher Cox, Chairman, U.S. Security and Exchange Commission

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