Within annual reports, companies frequently disclose information about how their managers are rewarded in terms of the
Question:
Within annual reports, companies frequently disclose information about how their managers are rewarded in terms of the components of their management compensation plans. For example, within IAS 24 (and AASB 124 within Australia) there is a requirement that information about the components of rewards paid to key management personnel be disclosed within a company’s annual report.
Required:
a) Select two large companies listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) and identify the components of their management remuneration plans indicated in their 2020 Annual report. For each company, indicate the ticker code, a brief summary of the components of management remuneration and include extracts of the relevant sections of the annual report as evidence of your summary (you may wish to use the snipping tool).
b) You are then required to explain how the respective components would be expected to align the interests of the managers with those of the owners, and to minimise the contracting costs of the organisation. (minimum word count for this component is 100 words).
Brock Biology of Microorganisms
ISBN: 978-0321897398
14th edition
Authors: Michael Madigan, John Martinko, Kelly Bender, Daniel Buckley