Compensation Advisory Partners studied 119 companies with a median revenue of $13 billion without a change in CEO or CFO in the last three years.
The study found that 59 percent of CFOs’ long-term incentives were tied to performance in 2017, up from 54 percent in 2016 and 46 percent in 2011. Stock options made up 32 percent of long-term bonuses for CFOs in 2011, but dropped down to 17 percent in 2017.
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