Risks of equity compensation programs are rising
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Equity compensation is more of a minefield than it once was.
Evolving rules around fair value, complex Sarbanes-Oxley requirements and employment laws, increasing pay-for-performance programs and the dynamism of fluctuating stock values can turn a poorly organized equity compensation program into a significant business risk.
As the economy comes back, that risk is increasing. Consider these examples:
- Visionary entrepreneurs can often be terrible at record keeping. As they start companies and hire new employees by offering them stock options...
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