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How to determine executive compensation remains a hot issue, with a recent Institutional Shareholder Services survey showing executive pay is the top governance issue for institutional investors. Meanwhile, a research paper from the University of Delaware’s John L. Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance has focused debate on the standard practice of benchmarking CEO compensation by looking at a group of similar companies, which it argues leads to escalating pay levels.
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