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Cuomo, Frank Seek to Link Executive Pay, Performance
Cuomo, Frank Seek to Link Executive Pay, Performance
SUSANNE CRAIG New York State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo is in discussions with Rep. Barney Frank and other lawmakers on a plan to tie Wall Street pay to the long-term performance of the firms. Mr. Frank (D., Mass.), chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, and other prominent ...
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The Epicurean Dealmaker — Hon. Andrew M. Cuomo Attorney General of the State of New York Albany, New York Re: Proposed Wall Street Compensation Rules Dear Mr. Cuomo: I understand that you are working with Rep. Barney Frank to design legislation which will "tie Wall Street pay to the long-term performance of the firms." This is an admirable goal, and as a taxpaying American citizen, I salute you for it. According to the article in The Wall Street Journal this morning in which your plans were revealed to the public, you appear to ...

Dishonest Disclaimer (by Don Boudreaux)
Cafe Hayek — ... You report that "New York State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo is in discussions with Rep. Barney Frank and other lawmakers on a plan to tie Wall Street pay to the long-term performance of the firms" ("Cuomo, Frank Seek to Link Executive Pay, Performance," March 13). But lest anyone conclude that Messrs. Cuomo and Frank propose giving government excessive power, we're assured that "A person close to Mr. Cuomo said change is needed but the intent isn't to micromanage or interfere with the private sector." ...

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