How to Draft “Compensation Committee Disclosure” for the Proxy
January 1, 2021 •
Our guest – Hunton Andrews Kurth’s Scott Kimpel explains what disclosures are required by Item 407 of Regulation S-K in the proxy statement about compensation committees, including:
- Let’s start with the “compensation committee report” in the proxy? What’s the required form of it?
- How is the liability for that different than the other disclosure in the proxy?
- What’s the relationship of this report to the CD&A?
- What’s required to be disclosed about the compensation committee members under Item 407 of Regulation S-K? Their independence or interlocks?
- How about disclosure about the compensation committee’s role – and their charter?
- What’s supposed to be disclosed about the role of the compensation consultant?
- What about the independence – or any conflicts of interest of the consultant?
- Or if they just provide guidance on broad-based non-discriminatory plans?
- What disclosure of the comp consultant’s fees?
- Is the consultant supposed to review or consent to the disclosure?
- What’s the relationship of this disclosure to the CD&A?
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