The SEC recently published a number of changes to its newly adopted executive and director compensation disclosure requirements. Equilar has published a complimentary summary (registration required) of the key changes outlined in the SEC's December 2006 release which provides an overview of the SEC’s complete set of new executive and director compensation disclosure requirements.
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