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Main point: Review the executive compensation structures for CEOs
Paragraph 1:
- To most CEOs, short-term personal interests > long-term company interests
- So, it is important that compensation can be achieved only if a CEO creates actual value for the company
- If no manipulation, it is unlikely that CEOs will overperform
- In actual practice, CEOs meet targets far often than miss them
Paragraph 2:
- CEOs' performance targets are based on a single metric, which can be easily manipulated by CEOs
- If payouts depend on 3-5 performance targets & metrics that are not correlated, CEOs are likely to miss targets as exceed them
Paragraph 3:
- CEO's performance goals based on company & sector growth factors provided by CEO and external analysts
- CEOs often lowball forecasts -> easy target for themselves -> may prevent the company from growing to full potential
- Most boards specify a minimum threshold for CEOs, below which no bonus, rewards rise steeply until a target is reached, rewards beyond the target grow slowly and less
- This compensation system -> a sated CEO but a stunted company
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