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When Performance-Based Payouts Meet Change in Control

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Workspan
November 2014

The use of long-term incentive plans tied to pay-for-performance are gaining in prevalence. However, there is often a lack of clarity about how these plans will impact compensation during a change in control. Public companies undergoing acquisition and their potential buyers may face several difficulties around payout including:

  • Disagreement between target and buyer;
  • Management distraction;
  • The trigger of unfavorable tax treatments; and
  • Increased investor scrutiny.

This article offers clear steps for addressing many of these potential issues proactively during the design phase of a compensation plan.

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