GC South‘s third annual Compensation Survey exists thanks to a word that’s been getting bandied about quite a bit these days in the context of executive pay: transparency.
Thanks to transparency, such as it is at the moment — the Securities and Exchange Commission plans to introduce even more rigorous rules in this area next year — public companies must disclose how much their five most highly compensated executives earn, including everything from salary and bonuses to tax gross-ups and perks.
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