Losing altitude in a stiff wind: CFO compensation is deflating as companies cut option grants and try to avoid investor outrage. However, hikes in other forms of pay are easing the pain

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The annual pay survey by Pearl Meyer & Partners, the New York based compensation consulting firm reports a fall of 4.2 percent in total compensation for CFO's in 2003 as compared to the prior year. The total payouts to treasurers in 2003 fell more than 6 percent and controllers lost a bit as well.

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Fruits of their treasury labors

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The training given to the next generation of corporate leaders by treasury departments of companies such as General Motors Corp., which is a strategic method to business decision-making, is examined.

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Will transparency lead to a little more modesty in pay?

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The need to disclose executive pay of chief financial officers, under United States Securities and Exchange Commission's regulations, is discussed.

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