Cybersecurity oversight has quietly become one of the clearest signals of board quality—and one of the fastest ways companies can lose investor confidence. At MyLogIQ, we see governance not as a compliance exercise, but as a measurable operating advantage: the boards that structure oversight clearly, build cyber fluency, and institutionalize disciplined reporting tend to be…
CEO Pay Rankings 2023: MyLogIQ Data Highlights Record Compensation In the latest Wall Street Journal analysis of CEO pay, Rick Smith, CEO of Axon (maker of the Taser), topped the list with a staggering $165 million in total compensation for 2023. This figure is largely attributed to long-term stock awards tied to ambitious performance milestones….
Supply chain financing, SCF, is a financing and accounting tool that businesses use to help with cash flow by extending payment terms with suppliers. As a part of these financing agreements, banks provide funding to pay a company’s supplier of goods and services. In exchange, the supplier agrees to receiving less money in exchange for…
Mega executive compensation deals were fairly rare until 2017 when eight S&P 500 CEOs reached the milestone of more than $50 million in annual pay. These large CEO pay packages peaked at 14 in 2021. Among our findings regarding S&P 500 CEO pay from 2013-2023 are that: 79 S&P 500 CEOs received pay packages of…
With investor interest in the skill level of corporate board leaders on the rise and easy-to-read skills matrices emerging as a best practice, reviewing the current state of these disclosures among leading companies can help establish a baseline for other companies. Improving disclosure of board skills, especially of existential capabilities such as guarding against a…
In a year marked by tech layoffs and high inflation, competition for workers helped to lift paydays at most S&P 500 companies for the second straight year, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis. Compensation for the median worker at 278 companies in the S&P 500 index was higher in 2022 than in the year…
This is the fifth year that U.S. publicly traded companies have to disclose median employee pay. With data from the CompanyIQ® database, this report identifies the 25 highest and lowest median employee pay companies in the S&P 500. The dataset is based on the 451 companies that have reported compensation data for the 2021 compensation…
Big U.S. companies are doling out one-time awards to executives in an effort to retain high-performing leaders amid record employee turnover and reward them for managing through a couple tough years. Retention awards, provided in addition to standard compensation plans, are a focus of companies’ pay disclosures this year as concerns about the tight labor…
The median pay package for C.E.O.s of the biggest U.S. companies reached nearly $15 million last year, setting a record for the sixth consecutive year. Total compensation rose at least 12 percent for most executives, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis of data from MyLogIQ LLC.
The median pay package for chief executives of the biggest U.S. companies reached $14.7 million in 2021, setting a sixth-straight annual record as strong profits and robust markets boosted performance measures. Total compensation rose by at least 12% for most of the executives, and most companies recorded annual shareholder returns of nearly 30%, according to…
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