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Jon Janes

Jon Janes

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News Director, WIBW-TV (Topeka, KS)

Topeka

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Total articles 20

  • Clawbacks Can’t Touch This: Executives, Protect Your Pay with Clawback Insurance | JD Supra

    By Jon Janes Verified, Lenin Lopez, Susan D. Miner| JD Supra@ The SEC’s compensation clawback rules effectively set a new minimum requirement for what public companies must include in their compensation clawback policies. Most public companies, however, have adopted more expansive policies. Companies typically include more than just accounting restatements as event triggers that can lead to clawbacks. For a discussion of this trend among large market-cap companies, see this article from FW Cook.

    By Jon Janes Verified, Lenin Lopez, Susan D. Miner · JD Supra

    Oct. 31, 2024

  • Insights from the SVB Bankruptcy: Insurance Lessons for Directors and Officers | JD Supra

    By Priya Cherian Huskins, Jon Janes Verified| JD Supra@ Strategic bankruptcy” can be a corporate strategy—but that’s not the norm. More typically, when faced with the sudden reality of bankruptcy, directors and officers have little time to plan for it. This article will review the exposures directors and officers encounter when companies go bankrupt. Using the failure of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), we’ll also examine D&O liability insurance’s often conflicted role in paying claims against the company and defending the directors and officers.

    By Priya Cherian Huskins, Jon Janes Verified · JD Supra

    Apr. 11, 2024

  • Clawbacks Can’t Touch This: Executives, Protect Your Pay with Clawback Insurance | JD Supra

    By Jon Janes Verified, Lenin Lopez, Susan D. Miner| JD Supra@ The SEC’s compensation clawback rules effectively set a new minimum requirement for what public companies must include in their compensation clawback policies. Most public companies, however, have adopted more expansive policies. Companies typically include more than just accounting restatements as event triggers that can lead to clawbacks. For a discussion of this trend among large market-cap companies, see this article from FW Cook.

    By Jon Janes Verified, Lenin Lopez, Susan D. Miner · JD Supra

    Oct. 31, 2024

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WIBW-TV (Topeka, KS)

Topeka, Kansas, United States

+1 785-272-6397