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FAQs on Nasdaq & NYSE Executive Compensation Clawback Policy Requirements

*Timing Update*

The New York Stock Exchange (“NYSE”) and Nasdaq filed amendments to their proposed rules requiring that all listed companies adopt adequate clawback policies on executive compensation.[1] Under the amended proposals, these listing standards would become effective on October 2, 2023 and companies would be required to adopt compliant clawback policies on or before December 1, 2023 (60 days after the effective date).… More

What’s really so different about Spotify’s going public?

Spotify made a big splash with its novel approach to “going public.” Rather than following the tried-and-true path of an initial public offering – where the issuer sells stock to the public through underwriters – Spotify pursued a “direct listing.” But did it really do anything different?

While it is true that Spotify did not directly sell any stock to the public, it did file a traditional form of registration statement,… More