Research Finds CEO and CFO Ages in S&P 500 Proxy Filings
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Updated Sep 22
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What happened
A research initiative was undertaken to examine executive bench stability within S&P 500 companies. The study involved pulling CEO and CFO ages directly from SEC proxy filings of a representative sample of these companies. The findings suggest that the executive leadership structure in these companies warrants closer examination.
From forbes.com
Why it matters
The research highlights that governance conversations about executive succession often assume the board itself is stable. The study provides a structural picture of the executive bench as it currently stands, suggesting potential risks regarding leadership continuity.
From forbes.com
Who's involved
- SECRegulator overseeing corporate filing requirements for S&P 500 companies
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The entities involved
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