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Proxy outlook 2012: say on pay year two

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Companies should expect more scrutiny as say on pay enters its second year.

Inaugural say-on-pay votes were the biggest wild card for many companies during last year’s proxy season – and firms shouldn’t expect 2012 to be any different. With a flagging economy driving down earnings, investors are likely to scrutinize rising pay more closely. Insiders say they are also likely to ...

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