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26Mar

ISS's 2020 "EVA" Assessment: How Will Your CEO Perform?

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The Background: Beginning with this proxy season, ISS will use metrics based on "EVA"—economic value added—as part of its pay-for-performance analyses. ISS claims that this use of EVA-based metrics will present a better picture of a company's value...
By: Jones Day
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/iss-s-2020-eva-assessment-how-will-your-30913/

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