Yes, public companies disclose this in the Proxy Statements. It is called a Definitive Proxy Statement Form 14A. You can go to www.sec.gov to find these filings. Here is a link to one that was released today.
Definitive Proxy Statement Form 14A
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Can you please tell me if corporate annual reports commonly divulge the salaries of the top echelon of their executives. if not, how are these figures learned by peoples making economic surveys with such data?How do private tech start-ups deal with competitive investments, either direct or publicly-traded, by their execs and employees? Are there any standard or recommended policies regarding such investments?Assuming that most of the executives would have employment agreements or at least, on-competition contracts, most of them include provisions that prohibit working, consulting and advisory role, owning <5% or more of investments in any competitive organization. It usually indicates that any external activities can not detract from their corporate responsibilities. Other prohibitions and ethics policies should preclude any related issues. Given the recent outcry on executive excesses and the need for transparency, we expect there may be new and more encompassing legislation forthcoming. |
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